The turtleneck trend: Here’s how we style our favourite pieces!
As the winter cold spells slowly creep in, it’s time to break out our jumpers. One power piece that every wardrobe needs is definitely a turtleneck – a versatile item that can be worn by itself or under other clothing. We’ll show you how to rock a turtleneck with our three styling tips.
November 18, 2022 • 5 min reading time
Turtleneck jumper from the "Silky Wool Glam" series
Turtlenecks are a must for cold winter days. A turtleneck has a high, tube-like collar that’s elasticated so it can be rolled over once or, depending on the fabric, several times. This unique cut keeps your neck warm and makes a great statement piece for your winter outfits!
The layered look is where two or more tops are worn on top of each other, allowing several items of clothing to be shown off at the same time. Layering up is therefore ideal for styling turtlenecks!
We have put together three inspiring "layering" tips for you here and show you how best to combine a turtleneck jumper!
Kimono and turtleneck from the "Favourites Seduction" series
For laid-back, cosy days, try throwing a matching kimono over your turtleneck. The kimono will add a light, sophisticated touch to your outfit. If you don’t own a kimono, a stylish cardigan can also work!
Jumper from the "The Hombe Hub" series combined with the turtleneck from the "Richesse Lace" series
If you prefer things a little more practical, then we recommend wearing a turtleneck with a cosy sweatshirt. We’ve paired our Richesse Lace turtleneck with a sleeveless sweatshirt. This combination will keep you warm and is practical too, as it keeps your arms free.
Turtleneck from the "True Confidence" series combined with a vintage knitted jumper
A turtleneck and a knitted pullover are the perfect dream team. This pairing is a style saviour on extra cold winter days. Our recommendation for extra warmth: wool-silk turtleneck jumper from the "True Confidence" series.
For more inspiration, we recommend taking a look at our turtleneck range:
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