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Turtlenecks are cool again (no, seriously!)
When's the last time you wore a turtleneck? If you're like us, it was probably around the same time you were rocking iron-on kitten tees and butterfly barrettes—and you've sworn to never don another until you're in full-on Mom mode. Well, we've got news for you: Turtlenecks are back. The 90s fashion staple is having a major moment, and we couldn't be more surprised...or into it! Scroll through for a look at the coolest new 'neck styles (and to find out how to work them into your wardrobe).
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The chunky cable knit
This is basically a beginner's turtleneck—cool, classic and, honestly, not all that different from a normal sweater. Pair it with dark wash skinnies and your favorite brown boots for a casual-chic look.
Cabin jegging sweater, $33, ae.com
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The classic
So simple, yet *so* intimidating—but we promise it's easier to pull off than you think. Just adding skinnies can look a little too streamlined, so think about adding a puffy or faux-fur vest for texture, or try a pretty party bottom (like these stunners HERE).
Out from under, $29, urbanoutfitters.com
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The casual cowl
The best part about this turtle? It's a dress and a scarf all at once, so you can keep accessorizing to a minimum. Dress it up with tights and a fitted jacket (heels optional) or down with leggings, fuzzy boots and a cable-knit cardigan.
Marisa sweater dress, $56, nordstrom.com
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The fabulously fuzzy
This style is basically wearable snuggling—but be careful. Pairing it with just jeans could look a little juvenile, so we suggest taking a cue from the model and rocking it with a textured mini. Executed correctly, your cool girl vibes will be off the charts.
Fuzzy knit sweater, $38, forever21.com
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The textured crop
Don't fear the velvet! A long-sleeved crop is a unique take on traditional holiday fashion, and the luxe fabric is just plain fancy. Wear it with a high-waisted pencil skirt for a prim'n'pretty look.
Gloria velvet crop top, $13, tobi.com
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