And here’s the cut, this ‘shy’ necklace that will elevate any party outfit

It’s a necklace that opens up a whole new realm of possibilities. Seen almost everywhere in the fashion shows presenting the upcoming spring collections, the cut-out neckline is a new trend that is gaining momentum. It is characterized by fine cuts at the bust level, often geometric. To get an idea, you need to imagine how the designer cuts any shape of the neckline of the dress with a cutter, with a quick and precise gesture. Far from being a dive, the cut plays the barely-there skin card, especially with subtlety being its strength. A necklace that basically regenerates itself.

The little black dress asserts itself

This detail has the advantage of being subtle and style-affirming without being too over-the-top. Its graphic shapes (drop, rounded, triangular…) effortlessly dress up a top or dress, both short and long. Just like an unbuttoned white shirt suggests underwear or not, this cleavage does the same with a less romantic and more assertive quality.

Dresses that are straight, flowy, or even embellished (the “cut” itself is enough) lend themselves well to this stylish cut. So the little black dress, which we might consider an easy but not too festive outfit, gets a more modern look here, like the short dress from Alexander McQueen’s spring-summer 2024 show. The Celine brand also offers them in the next spring collection. For more originality, it can be duplicated, as seen on the black dress from Chloé’s spring-summer 2024 fashion show. Here the “cut” meets the bust and the sleeves, always respecting the delicacy of the cuts. And we remember that the effect can be ultra-sexy when you decide to wear it next to the skin; or more measured when we rotate the cut with underwear.