Bolero neckline

Bolero neckline is the neck opening on a short open-front jacket.

Jewel is a dress bodice cut. Shawl collar is a continuous roll on coats.

Bolero jacket articles describe the short open jacket worn over formal dress.[1] Auckland Museum bolero photography shows high round neck on cropped evening jacket.[2] Silk and velvet boleros frame strapless dress necklines.[3]

Spanish bolero tradition influenced evening cropped jackets.[1] Bolero neckline differs from notched suit collar.[2] Contrast with halter dress straps.[3]

Today bolero neckline appears on bridal cover-ups, flamenco dress, and evening separates in silk, velvet, and wool.[1][2] Bolero covers arms while framing décolletage.[3] When a cropped jacket defines the neck opening—bolero neckline applies.[2]

Bridal cover-ups, flamenco dress, evening separates, and cocktail layering.[1]

Bolero neckline frames strapless dress—match bolero hem to natural waist.[2] Velvet bolero over gown reads formal cover-up.[1]

Jewel is dress bodice cut. Shawl is coat roll. Bateau is horizontal dress neck.[1]

Bolero neckline reads cropped, formal, and jacket-framed. Black velvet bolero reads evening cover-up.

Bolero neckline vs jewel neckline? Bolero is jacket opening; jewel is dress cut.[1]

Bolero neckline vs bolero jacket? Bolero neckline is the neck shape on the jacket.[1]

Bolero neckline bridal? Common over strapless wedding gowns.[3]