Find Your Perfect Neckline
Take a single trip through your closet and rediscover your neckline.
By Adam Glassman
![turtleneck turtleneck](/g/image-resizer?width=670&link=https://static.oprah.com/images/201009/omag/201009-omag-turtleneck-600x411.jpg)
Turtleneck
Great for: Women with long necks, small-to-medium-size busts, and anyone wanting to cover up wrinkles or skin imperfections.
![scoopneck scoopneck](/g/image-resizer?width=670&link=https://static.oprah.com/images/201009/omag/201009-omag-scoopneck-600x411.jpg)
Scoopneck or V-Neck
Great for: Almost everyone. They flash just enough skin and create a flattering visual line.
![crewneck crewneck](/g/image-resizer?width=670&link=https://static.oprah.com/images/201009/omag/201009-omag-crewneck-600x411.jpg)
Crewneck
Great for: The same women who look good in turtlenecks. (Not so great for: Anyone with a short neck or big bust; the style offers no elongation and overemphasizes curves.)
![boatneck boatneck](/g/image-resizer?width=670&link=https://static.oprah.com/images/201009/omag/201009-omag-boatneck-600x411.jpg)
Boatneck
Great for: Women with narrow shoulders, which look broader in this style. (An easy way to achieve an hourglass shape is to make your shoulders appear wider than your waist.)
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From the September 2010 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine