Fuller & pear - Caryn Franklin's How to Look Good

Introduction
Shirt collar
Plunge neckline
Teardrop neckline Cowl neckline Large polo neck
Shirt collar
This is worn undone to create a soft
and blurred v-neckline. And there isn’t
a woman in the land who will not look
good in a fitted shirt, which is sexily
undone (how much depends on the
situation and you).
Search for a good fit so that it
can become a staple in your wardrobe.
Plunge neckline
This neckline will have varying degrees of
plunge from cleavage to ribcage.
Obviously a good bra or great tone is
crucial. The key is all in the depth of the
tone; never show so much breast that
it becomes an eyeful. A plunge neckline
requires an excellent bra but can also be
carried off by wearinganother
layer underneath.
Teardrop neckline
This style is effectively like a high
boat neck but has an extra teardrop
shape cut out that may or may not
show cleavage.
Often found in fitted evening tops or
looser jersey style tops. This is a great
top for all heights and shapes. Avoid if
you have low slung breasts.
Cowl neckline
This is scoop neckline with an extra layer
of fabric that hangs loosely over the bust
to add volume. It will bulk up the bust
area and draw the eye to it.
Large polo neck
This neckline always appears on a chunky
piece of knitwear and can stand up fairly
stiff around the neck in a wide circle.
The volume of fabric around the neck
will work to make the neck seem
smaller or daintier and because it is
loose and low the neck itself will always
look graceful.
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