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The fashion trend of the fall is turtlenecks and Kourtney Kardashian is all for it in a series of snaps the fan account @kyliesnapchat posted to Instagram on November 6. The reality star posed in her mirror wearing a sheer, cream ruched turtleneck that looked phenomenal tucked into a pair of green high-waisted trousers.
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The 41-year-old mother of three paired the business-chic fit with a pair of square toed sandals and a plain black phone case which stole no focus from the carefully styled look. The raven-haired beauty wore her locks long and straight for the simple snaps taken from inside her sister Kylie’s home.
The whole Kardashian clan is evidently on board with the turtleneck trend for 2020 with Kim rocking a leather turtleneck bodysuit in an episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians. It's the perfect mix of cozy and chic!
Khloe Kardashian also showed off her eye for style in a light blue, tie dye turtleneck bodysuit during another episode of KUWTK. She styled the look with a flirty half-pony hairstyle which stays on trend with the colorful top. There are too many gorgeous styles, we can’t decide which one to steal first!
Similarly, Ariana Grande has been loving the trend, putting her familiar girly twist on the look with a black leather turtleneck dress by Mugler which she wore for the 2020 VMA’s. The songstress paired the fierce and futuristic look with a pair of white platform heels that could put all other shoes to shame.
While your first thought of the turtleneck may transport you back to bad childhood outfits, celebs have proven that the look is here to stay. With a range of sultry, powerful, flirty and sweet, there are plenty of options to choose from when deciding how to style your next perfect fall outfit with a turtleneck as its centerpiece.
