The turtleneck has been reinterpreted so many different ways through the years, but one thing remains constant: it's a foundation piece for your wardrobe. No matter what details come into play — is yours ribbed? Is it thin enough to layer beneath a button-down? Does it have cutouts or an avant-garde shape that classifies it as more of a statement piece [1]? — the turtleneck is a basic you start with. Lately, we've adopted ultra-cropped variations [2] and sheer, mesh styles into our closets in an effort to channel the '90s [3], but there are so many other interesting ways to wear and layer your standard turtleneck if you haven't been sweater shopping [4] in a while. All the outfits we curated below are on trend for the season [5], and you can pull most of them off with clothing you already own. Trust, no matter your style, there's a turtleneck look for you, so click ahead for some fresh ideas.
Big Bud Essential Turtleneck in Basic Black [7] ($58)
Babaton Byline Vest [8] ($128)
Commando Ballet Sleeveless Turtleneck Bodysuit [9] ($70, originally $78)
The Phluid Project Asymmetrical Turtleneck Knit Tank [10] ($160)
Jonathan Simkhai Standard Charli Shimmer Tulle Long Sleeve Turtleneck Top [11] ($95)
Gap Merino Turtleneck Sweater [12] ($70)
Old Navy Long-Sleeve Ribbed Striped Sweater for Women [13] ($25)
Sarah & Sam Hilma Turtleneck Sweater [14] ($55, originally $115)
Dauphinette "Happy Bug Day" Sophia Turtleneck [15] ($195)
Zara Whip Stitch Knit Sweater [16] ($50) and Zara Whip Stitch Ribbed Knit Skirt [17] ($50)
Tibi Giselle Slash Cutout Turtleneck Pullover [18] ($425)
Banana Republic Turtleneck Sweater Dress in Responsible Wool [19] ($149)
NLY Trend Light Rib Polo Top [20] ($12, originally $23)
Cider Night Out Mesh Top [21] ($18)
k.ngsley White "RaceHer" Ribbed Halter Tank [22] ($180)
H&M Cashmere-Blend Turtleneck [23] ($129)