Which Necklines are Right for You?

Cyndy Porter

WHAT IS YOUR FACE SHAPE?

When you echo your face shape with your neckline it flows and shows consistency in its design and appearance. Use this common technique in art to look your best.

Take a look at Shelley Roberts, one of my best clients, who agreed to model for me.

Notice how the scoop, jewel, turtleneck, high cowl necks all look best on her. The others would be fine if a rounded necklace that mirrored her oval face were added.

See how the square neckline with a string of pearls compliments her face shape? As well as the following turtlenecks and scoop necklines…

Now it’s your turn. Identify your face shape, echo that shape with your neckline and necklaces you will look more polished and pulled together. Most people won’t know why but they will notice how great you look.

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