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General OverviewNecklinesNecklines frame the face, this makes them a significant focal point of any garment. Your neckline should complement the shape of your face and balance the proportions of your body. The following factors have been taken into consideration when selecting your best styles in necklines:
When buying shirts or blouses, look for styles that are simple and elegant. The more elaborately designed or embellished, the fewer options you will have when trying to match them with other pieces in your wardrobe. The best blouses are those that are not too sheer, or too tight fitting. While deep necklines may be eye-catching and provocative, they are not recommended for business wear. Remember, the more you show the less seriously you will be taken. |