Collars are taking over wardrobes this season and are scoring points with their stylish chic. The fashion trend is even making its way to the beach.
This year, collars are finding their way from golf courses and offices into every woman’s wardrobe. They don’t just look good in everyday life in the form of polo shirts: collars also transform dresses and swimsuits into real fashion highlights.
Elegant holiday companion
(29) is perfect for a stylish appearance on the beach. With the tight-fitting one-piece in black with a white collar, it is a real eye-catcher despite the simple colors. The sun-tanned legs look extra long thanks to the high leg cut and the pointed, elegant collar emphasizes the cleavage. A large beach bag is a must, of course. Sun cream, a towel, a book and more can be stored in the black bag with plush handles.
For a date after work
If you have a date in the evening, a dress with a polo collar is a stylish choice. Made of ribbed knit, you don’t need much for the perfect date look. Subtle accessories such as a silver watch and thin bracelets and earrings give the outfit a classy touch. The pistachio green baguette bag, which is perfectly colour-coordinated with the dress, is the icing on the cake of the outfit.
Sporty on the move
In addition to sport, everything at Wimbledon was once again about fashion. Stars and fashion lovers attended the tennis tournament in particularly elegant looks with a touch of sportiness. The collar theme was certainly appropriate for the stands.
the perfect balance between elegance and sport. Her light cotton dress in white stood out with dark blue accents on the collar, arms and pockets as well as a delicate bow on the neckline. Tinted sunglasses in black and a summery boho bag in beige completed the tasteful ensemble.
Source: Stern
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