12 Turtlenecks that Don’t Totally Suck
A wide neck turtleneck for people who are chic--and claustrophobic--like me. Whimming Turtleneck Sweater, available at
Chicwish.
A turtleneck tank is just right for spring. TUQ LONG Shirt, available at
Need Supply Co.
Cropped and lightweight is ideal for spring evenings. Telluride Turtleneck, available at
Nasty Gal.
Go long and wear it as a sweater dress. Turtleneck Wool Pullover, available at
Rotita.
Who knew turtlenecks could be so sexy? Farrell Crop Top, available at
Revolve Clothing.
This turtleneck can say polished or grunge, depending on what you wear it with. Finders Keepers Top, available at
Need Supply Co.
Makeup for the high neck with an open back. World Traveller Pullover, available at
Free People.
Channel the 70s with a pop of marigold. Victoria Beckham Turtleneck, available at
Mytheresa.
If full on color isn't your thing, try colorblocking. ALTUZARRA Turtleneck, available at
Mytheresa.
Turtlenecks are no longer stuffy thanks to this easygoing knit. Madewell Sweater, available at
Shopbop.
Turtlenecks have never been cooler--or more structured. Side Split Turtleneck, available at
ASOS.
Sheer with an unexpected side slit makes turtlenecks fun to wear. Slit Second Turtleneck, available at
Nasty Gal.
Back in the day when my mother still had a say over what I wore, I used to dread getting dressed for fear that she would pull out a turtleneck. I hate turtlenecks with a passion. They make me feel like I’m suffocating, ruin my hair, and just look bad in general.
The fashion world doesn’t seem to agree with my sentiments, however, and I guess it’s about time that I jump on the bandwagon. Turtlenecks were seen all over New York Fashion Week, and have been making a comeback with 70s fashion and the release of
Inherent Vice. So I’ve taken it upon myself to face my fears for the sake of fashion, and dive head first into the world of turtlenecks. What did I discover? Turtlenecks aren’t all made equal.
See the gallery above for 12 turtlenecks that don’t totally suck, found by the world’s biggest turtleneck hater.