Top 18 Prom Dresses Neckline:
Sweetheart/ Semi- sweetheart: Sweetheart necklines accentuate the bosom; it is a appealing neckline and is ideal for giving the illusion of curves, a wonderful option for full-chest girls and look incredibly romantic.
Straight: This neckline flatters many body types, but is especially nice on women with broader shoulders.
Off-Shoulder: Off-the- shoulder neck gives a sexy appeal without being too overt with show off the collarbone and the top of your arms. It looks good on a variety of body types, but for those with slender shoulder this can look very appealing, and it is super flattering to medium or full-chested women. But if you are broad shoulder or got fuller arms, uncomfortable to bare your shoulder, you may not want to consider it.
Jewel: Also called the T-shirt Neckline or crew neck. It is good for small-chested woman as it will make you look bustier. But if you are large-chested girls, avoid it, it will make them look bustier.
Scoop: It is suitable to almost all body shapes, face shapes, depending on the depth of the neckline. Most of the body flaws can be camouflaged by this neckline – for example a too wide shoulder can be de-emphasized with this neckline; it can make a short neck look elongated.
V-neck: The depth of the V can vary too, ranging from demure styles to plunging. It is an almost perfect neckline that will look good on B or C cups, but for an apple body shape. Anyone who have bigger or smaller cup B or C, V-neck maybe not a good choice.
Bateau / Boat Neck/ Sabrina: This neckline is a royal favorite. It emphasizes the bust line so for most people this is a flattering style. It is a good neck design to choose with a pear shaped body with a small bust. But for those who well-endowed do not choose this one.
Square: This neckline can be cut wider to show off more shoulder, or lower for a more modern, edgy look, and is often seen on gowns with straps or sleeves.
Halter/ Halter Strap: It is great pick for girls who want to expose their shoulders, it look best on a broad shoulder or taller women. But it is not choice for narrow shoulder girl.
High Neck: High neck is similar in appearance to a turtleneck, this refined neckline has become popular in recent years. It is a great option for girls who want to maintain a bit of modesty.
This sophisticated neckline is especially flattering for longer necks and faces; it’s also a great option if you’d like to accentuate your arms.
Spaghetti straps: It’s for who want to show off their arms or rock a prom dress with a fabulous open back.
Asymmetric / One Shoulder: Depending on the style, a one-shoulder gown can feel glamorous, modern, or totally romantic
Queen Anne: It is choice of traditional bride, not popular for prom dresses.
Illusion: Illusion neckline is compromise between a low and a high neckline, a second, higher neckline offers more coverage and support. The neckline can be as detailed and unique as the girls.
Cowl: It looks a bit like a scarf, only it’s attached in one piece to the dress or top and has no ends hanging down. This type of neckline would be fine if you have a large or small bust as it tends to cover or add volume to the are.
Grecian: Grecian neckline is perfect for voluptuous women especially if the dress itself lends itself to the toga style. This style is rarely seen in modern times but it is romantic like this blush pink grecian prom dress.
Deep or plunging neck: These are low necklines, in either V, U or square shapes, that reveal various amounts of cleavage, and some even extending to the natural waist line
Crew: It is a round neckline, typically seen in t-shirts too. It is not a suitable neckline for a stocky figure with short neck, as it will make the neck closed in, or a person with a very large bust or a person with narrow shoulders. A person with thin long neck can look good in the neckline.
No matter what neckline you want, you will find prom dresses for prom at Happyprom.