HOW TO WEAR A TURTLENECK WITHOUT LOOKING LIKE A 90’S GIRL.

TRENDS | October 13, 2025 | By

You can say that the turtleneck used to have a bad rap for being considered a bit “old lady” back in the day. Being classified as “librarian” or “conservative”, this classic item has recently made a big comeback and we are seeing this piece worn by style bloggers all over the world.

The way it’s being worn is the differentiating factor of the way it was worn in say the nineties. The main thing to remember is to focus on your silhouette. You don’t want to look like you stepped out of a Gap advertisement from 1992. It’s now all about form fitting or super relaxed..nothing in between.

Whether you opt for a full on turtleneck, a mock version, sleeveless or long sleeved, this item is a must have for this fall and can definitely transition into the colder weather. The fall is all about layering and a turtleneck is the perfect option for an ultra chic look. Here are 8 ways to style your turtleneck from Germany to Spain..

#1 PAIRED WITH A TRENCH VEST…
CZECH REPUBLIC: Jana Dishani from Prague shows off her three piece ensemble pairing her classic black turtleneck with a long trench vest. The vest definitely adds the right amount of extra style to her outfit, but her turtleneck is perfect for fall and the cooler months as opposed to wearing a camisole or collared blouse.

 

#2 PAIRED WITH HIGH RISE SKINNIES…
UNITED KINGDOM:
Anoushka P from the UK pairs her classic turtleneck with some high rise skinny jeans for a simple yet chic look. By sticking to the basics, down to her booties, belt and wide brim floppy, her look is both classic yet updated. She’s taken a modern approach to the simple pairings of staple items in your wardrobe.

 

#3 WORN AS A CROP TOP…
UNITED STATES: Ruby Park from The Ruby Element shows off one sexy way to wear a turtleneck. Whoever thought that turtlenecks are only considered conservative needs to see this amazing outfit. Ruby knows how to work some curves and show off her teeny waist with her cropped turtleneck and body con pencil skirt.

 

#4 PAIRED WITH A REGULAR SKIRT…
UNITED STATES: Zia Domic of The Hunter Collector also from Los Angeles shows off a more conservative way to pair a turtleneck with a regular skirt. Her matching accessories are both eye catching and totally on trend to bring the whole look together. Complete with her short sleeve trench coat and she has the perfect fall look goin’ on for the warmer autumn months of Cali.

 

#5 PAIRED WITH A JUMPER…
SPAIN: Trini Gonzalez a stylist and blogger from Trini-G is wearing her turtleneck with none other than an adorable jumper! Perfectly styled with some penny loafers and messenger bag, Trini’s look is feminine and right on trend for modernizing the classic turtleneck.

 

 

#6 PAIRED WITH MONOCHROME COLORS…
GERMANY: Lotta Liina from Lotta Liina Love in Munich pairs her much more relaxed turtleneck with all white. Another big trend overall is the monochrome look whether it be wearing all white or all black, this model/film student has got the look perfected down to her pumps.

 

#7 WORN IN A SUPER BRIGHT COLOR…
UNITED STATES: Katerina of the beautymarklady a Russian girl living in New York, shows off her simple yet vibrant outfit with bright red colorblocked turtleneck and charcoal trousers. Her look is eye-catching yet simple and she dresses her look up nicely with some round toed chunky heels..another perfect trend for the fall.

 

#8 PAIRED WITH SOME WIDE LEGGED PANTS
GERMANY: Caro Daur a blogger from Hamburg, of Carodaur looks ultra sophisticated with her cropped wide legged culottes and sheer ribbed turtleneck. It’s the perfect pairing for a modern fall ensemble that anyone can pull off.

 

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      GLOBAL GARBS
      October 13, 2025

      Definitely agree with you Emmanuelle! That’s a look missing from the collection! 😉

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