Style Guide
Sculpted Minimalism: How to Style a Turtleneck the Velixo Way
Key takeaways: a close-fit turtleneck anchors clean silhouettes; keep 2–3 tones; balance soft knit with a structured outer layer.
Why the turtleneck always works
A fine or mid-gauge roll-neck frames the neck, tidies lines, and lets your outer layer do the talking. At Velixo we build outfits around shape first, colour second.
“When the shape is right, colour can whisper.” — Velixo Studio Notes
Checklist
- Fine/mid-gauge turtleneck (true-to-size)
- Structured coat or long blazer
- Straight trousers or a column skirt
- One accent only: belt/bracelet/mini bag
Three clean formulas
Gallery Minimal
Black roll-neck + graphite coat + ecru trousers. Loafers/minimal sneakers. Slim shoulder bag to reinforce the verticals.
Warm Neutrals
Cocoa knit + camel coat + chocolate belt. Light-wash denim for texture. One gold piece, no stacking.
Night Edit
Navy roll-neck + black coat + black skirt. Pointed flats, micro bag, hair pulled back.
Micro-fit moves that matter
- Neck height: mid is universal; one fold for a crisp edge.
- Sleeves: slightly long looks intentional with a soft stack.
- Tuck rules: tuck when you need a waist; under a long coat, leaving it out is fine.
Care: wash inside-out, cool; dry flat; steam, don’t iron the rib.
FAQ
Chunky roll-neck — yes or no?
Yes, but offset the volume with slimmer bottoms and a shorter outer layer.
Fold or roll the neck?
Fold for graphic neatness; roll for a softer look.
Best winter neutrals?
Graphite, cocoa, and soft cream flatter most skin tones.
