- V-neck: A neckline that forms a “V” shape in the front, can be shallow or deep.
- Round neck: A circular neckline that sits at the base of the neck.
- Scoop neck: A curved neckline that is wider and deeper than a round neck.
- Boat neck: A wide, horizontal neckline that sits high on the collarbone and extends towards the shoulders.
- Halter neck: A neckline that has straps that tie around the back of the neck, leaving the shoulders and upper back exposed.
- Off-the-shoulder neck: A neckline that sits below the shoulders and exposes the collarbones and shoulders.
- One-shoulder neck: A neckline that has only one strap, leaving the other shoulder bare.
- Square neck: A neckline that forms a square shape in the front, exposing the collarbones and cleavage.
- Plunging neck: A neckline that is deeply cut in the front, often revealing a significant amount of cleavage.
- Keyhole neck: A neckline that has a small, circular or oval cutout at the front, exposing a small area of skin.
- Sweetheart neck: A neckline that has a curved shape that resembles the top of a heart.
- Collared neck: A neckline that has a collar, similar to a shirt or blouse.
- High neck: A neckline that covers most or all of the neck, often seen in formal or conservative dresses.
- Illusion neck: A neckline that has a sheer or lace overlay, creating the illusion of a neckline without actually revealing any skin.
- Cowl neck: A neckline that has a draped, loose fabric that hangs in folds around the neck and chest.
- Asymmetric neck: A neckline that is not symmetrical, such as one shoulder being exposed while the other is covered.
- Mandarin neck: A neckline that has a short stand-up collar, often seen in traditional Chinese clothing.