There is something so fun about discovering sewing terms and how they resonate with fashion. The sweetheart neckline is a shape we’ve all seen before. Maybe it was on our prom dress, maybe in a New Year’s Eve ensemble. The sweetheart neckline gets its name for resembling the curves at the top of a heart. It’s also a particularly flattering detail that accentuates and frames not only a woman’s decolletage but the also the much admired collarbone. Come wedding or awards season, it’s the fastest way to get pulses racing.
The evolution of the sweetheart neckline
A rare 1940s sweetheart- neckline dress pattern
The evolution of the sweetheart neckline
This 1952 photo shows off the décolletage that made Marilyn Monroe famous.
The evolution of the sweetheart neckline
Madonna performing onstage in 1990
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The evolution of the sweetheart neckline
At the height of Brangelina, Jolie wore this Elie Saab dress to the 2009 Oscars.
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Oscar de la Renta Spring 2017
The evolution of the sweetheart neckline
Priyanka Chopra in a sheer Zuhair Murad dress at the 2016 Oscars
The evolution of the sweetheart neckline
Movie sweetheart Emma Watson wearing Calvin Klein at the 2016 Met Gala.
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Saint Laurent Spring 2017
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The evolution of the sweetheart neckline
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