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Front detail of an illusion neckline with sheer tulle and lace across the chest on a wedding dress, no face visible

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Illusion Neckline: Coverage With Transparency

The illusion neckline covers the chest, shoulders or back with sheer tulle, often with lace, creating the look of bare skin with the coverage of a fabric. It flatters almost any body, is ideal for religious ceremonies, and brings a romanticism hard to match.

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Front detail comparing several wedding dress necklines, no face visible

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Necklines by Bust: The Honest Guide

There is no perfect neckline, there is a neckline for each bust. A small bust loves a soft sweetheart, a square and a halter; a fuller bust loves the bateau, the sweetheart and the V; and above shape, what really decides is the internal support.

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Front detail of a straight strapless neckline across the bust on a mikado wedding dress, no face visible

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Strapless Neckline: The Corset That Holds It Up

The strapless neckline runs straight across the bust with no straps, leaving shoulders and arms bare. It flatters anyone wanting to show off shoulders and collarbones, suits almost any body, and above shape, what decides everything is the inner corset that holds it up.

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Front detail of a halter neckline with the fabric rising to the neck on a crepe wedding dress, no face visible

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Halter Neckline: The One That Lengthens the Torso

The halter neckline rises from the bust and ties or wraps around the neck, leaving shoulders, arms and back bare. Its vertical line lengthens the torso and neck, flatters broad shoulders and athletic figures, and pairs beautifully with a column or mermaid silhouette.

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Front detail of a straight bateau boat neckline running shoulder to shoulder on a mikado wedding dress, no face visible

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Bateau Neckline: Elegance From Shoulder to Shoulder

The bateau or boat neckline runs straight from shoulder to shoulder along the collarbones and rests on the shoulders. It flatters anyone wanting covered elegance, balances narrow shoulders and frames the neck, and pairs beautifully with a column silhouette and long sleeves.

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Front close-up of a bardot off-the-shoulder neckline with a smooth crepe band across the arms on a wedding dress, no face visible

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Bardot Neckline: The Off-the-Shoulder That Flatters

The bardot neckline bares the shoulders and collarbones with a band or sleeve resting on the arms. It flatters anyone wanting to show off their shoulders and lengthen the neck without baring cleavage, balances wider hips, and calls for an updo. Its one catch: it limits arm movement.

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Close-up of a strapless sweetheart neckline on an ivory satin and lace wedding dress, no face visible

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Sweetheart Neckline: Who It Suits and How to Choose

The sweetheart neckline traces two soft curves across the bust, like the top of a heart. It flatters anyone wanting to lift the bust and soften the shoulders, works in almost any size with the right internal support, and pairs with everything from a mermaid to a ballgown silhouette.

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