"She told me to slow down on the v-necks," Bryan admits.
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Crewnecks are great for wearing under button-up shirts with ties or other crewnecks, V-necks are good for wearing a shirt casually unbuttoned, and deeper V-necks are good for wearing undershirts that are more drastically unbuttoned.
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The ReCashmere collection includes classic sweater styles like crewnecks, V-necks, mocknecks, and cardigans.
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It's like the Kentucky Derby, only instead of horses there are corn-fed men in V-necks.
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I think he can experiment with V-necks, try a cooler boot or pants that aren't denim.
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It sells floral dresses with short sleeves and deep V-necks, high-waisted blue jeans, and crocheted tops.
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Crew necks, V-necks, and cardigans in neutral colors all work, and they can be paired with dresses, skirts, or pants.
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"When I'm doing V-necks, I want that placement perfect so you can lean over and you don't have wardrobe malfunctions," she said.
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They haven't had to ban anyone yet, so maybe getting to vent about "V-necks" and "Vladimir Putin" brings out our best selves.
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It is confidence that lets some servers wear pale pink crew-neck T-shirts and others V-necks of a riper, fleshier pink.
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" Heba G., 30, New York "I'm a black man from Philadelphia who happens to love white polo V-necks and fitted baseball hats.
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If you're a fan of deep V-necks, the Natori Plunge Bra will keep you supported while staying out of sight (starting at $40).
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When I informed the world, in November 2010, that I was "KING OF THE V-NECKS," I hadn't considered that I was posting for posterity.
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"We design some tees and tanks with open backs, low-cut arm holes and deep V-necks specifically to show off the bralettes underneath," she said.
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From V-necks to baby tees, these are the basics you've been waiting for from Urban, and you'll want to stock up on every cut and color.
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He wears tight V-necks, owns a global chain of high-end steakhouses, and entertains his celebrity clients by sensuously sprinkling salt on thick slabs of meat.
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The jerseys all follow a similar template: V-necks, with sleeves a different color from the rest of the jersey, mostly with a pastel-ish color palette.
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Pesce wore bulky woollen V-necks or baggy work shirts, had no time for makeup, and wore her scruffy brown hair at whatever length kept it out of the way.
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Their constant theatrics, sixth form-style social commentary, and aviators tucked-into-V-necks became too much to stomach, and I, perhaps arrogantly, assumed that others might lose interest too.
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Besides bright shirt hues and certain patterns, Starbucks employees can't wear hoodies, T-shirts, logo-laden tops, V-necks or any neckline that "falls below the apron top," per the employee lookbook.
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Remember when Ryan Seacrest wasn't a one-man show, traipsing about the stage and taunting Simon Cowell for his v-necks, but actually had a cohost, the similarly spiky-haired Brian Dunkleman?
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A lot of the way I dressed involved deep V-necks and polo necks, which are really chic when you've got nothing, but can become quite X-rated with a huge cleavage.
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Host Chris Harrison had to pretend these jokers have redeeming qualities without ignoring the horrifying biographical details, the only thing that makes a couple dozen bros in v-necks interesting at all.
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While chunky turtlenecks and cozy cashmere V-necks are always perennial favorites, big-name designers and fast-fashion chains alike have already deemed the simple cardigan the "it" sweater of the season.
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In the same way under- and side-boob tattoos are fit for summer, the collarbone is the ideal spot to show off your ink under V-necks, off-the-shoulder tops, and light sweaters.
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We've gone from V-necks to half-zips, from full-zips to crewnecks, but the quality of our cashmere is so universal and versatile that I'm always amazed at how little is left every season.
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But then I also didn't even consider, which was so silly, but the wardrobe when you're nursing is a little different too so it's just an excuse really to shop just for button-downs and V-necks.
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There were bolo ties (no joke), fringe, shearling, and leather, all of which somehow managed to avoid clashing with the more feminine aspects of tried-and-true womenswear present throughout, like ruffles, peplums, deep V-necks, and Mary Jane heels.
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Cut to 45 minutes later and your friends can barely hold you up as you slosh your pint down their v-necks, tears streaming down your face, passionately crying every single word of "The Scientist" like a morbidly single uncle at a wedding.
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But don't just take our word for it... Let the lineup of chic and well-under-$50 Amazon bodysuits ahead do all the talking — from deep V-necks to classic cotton tees, romantic ruffles, lace trim, and a smoldering see-through sleeve or two.
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At a time when main stages were dominated by Tiesto, Hardwell, Martin Garrix, Zedd, Avicii, and Disclosure, the Yousafs—who proudly talk about growing up in a Muslim family with a Pakistani father—felt like refreshing outlier next to the brigade of bland white men in black V-necks.
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About "those are the eyes I want to wake up to the rest of my life," b-roll footage of ocean tide recycling, the relentless affections of men in v-necks banging against the insecurities of a damaged woman we last saw sobbing on the floor of a bathroom on last season of The Bachelor.
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The monogram-heavy line-up, which was inspired by "a constant voyage" ranging from the Wild West to the Far East, featured metallic tailoring, shorts layered over monogrammed leggings, sporty V-necks emblazoned with 'LOUIS,' a sweater with a peace sign cleverly woven into the iconic LV logo, a variety of elegant outerwear, ribbed knitwear in vivid colors, and marbled digital prints.
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All of Happy Endings' characters are perversions of the stock types usually found in hangout comedies: Max is a slovenly, macho guy's guy who also happens to be gay, Brad and Jane are a happy husband and wife who delight in inverting gender stereotypes, Dave is the "cool guy" whose cool-guy affectations (V-necks, an acoustic guitar) make him a target of ridicule.
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V-necks were introduced so that the neckline of the shirt does not show when worn beneath an outer shirt, as would that of a crew neck shirt.
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Few, if any, extensive formal investigations have been widely published that confirm or refute claims over the effects of different woods or materials on the electric guitar sound. A neck-through bass guitar Several neck shapes appear on guitars, including shapes known as C necks, U necks, and V necks. These refer to the cross-sectional shape of the neck (especially near the nut). Several sizes of fret wire are available, with traditional players often preferring thin frets, and metal shredders liking thick frets.
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In the period immediately after the war, many teams in Europe were forced to wear unusual kits due to clothing restrictions. England's Oldham Athletic, who had traditionally worn blue and white, spent two seasons playing in red and white shirts borrowed from a local rugby league club, and Scotland's Clyde wore khaki. In the 1950s kits worn by players in southern Europe and South America became much more lightweight, with V-necks replacing collars on shirts and synthetic fabrics replacing heavy natural fibres. The first boots to be cut below the ankle rather than high-topped were introduced by Adidas in 1954.
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The cap is all navy except for a white front panel bearing three navy stars arranged like the flag of Tennessee on a white home plate outlined in red. A third set of alternate uniforms honoring the 1978 Sounds are worn for Thursday home games in conjunction with Throwback Thursday promotions. The jerseys, similar to those worn by early Sounds teams, are white pullover v-necks with bands of red, white, and blue around the neck, with larger bands at the sleeve openings. "Sounds" is written across the chest in red-on-blue music note-like script, with the player's number below on the left in blue block characters with red borders.
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