Wrap neckline

Wrap neckline shows crossover panels tying at waist or side.

Surplice crosses at bust without waist tie. V-neckline is a fixed cut.

Wrap dress history ties Diane von Furstenberg to adjustable crossover necklines.[1] Commons wrap dress photography shows diagonal neck opening on jersey.[2] Neckline includes wrap among adjustable openings.[3]

Wrap neckline flatters without fixed sizing.[1] Differs from halter back-tying straps.[2] silk and jersey wrap dresses use crossover neck.[3]

Today wrap neckline appears on dresses, jumpsuits, and wrap tops in silk, jersey, and cotton.[1][2] Secure wrap with inner tie and outer belt.[3] When panels cross and tie creating the neck—wrap neckline applies.[2]

Wrap dresses, workwear, maternity, resort cover-ups, and adjustable day dress.[1]

Wrap neckline depth adjusts with tie tension—pin for security.[3] Jersey wrap dress reads DVF classic.[1]

Surplice crosses at bust. V-neckline is fixed V. plunging is deep static V.[1]

Wrap neckline reads adjustable, flattering, and feminine. Silk wrap dress reads seventies office icon.

Wrap neckline vs surplice? Wrap ties at waist; surplice crosses at bust.[1]

Wrap neckline vs wrap dress? Wrap neckline is the neck opening on wrap construction.[1]

Wrap neckline security? Use inner tie and snap at crossover.[3]