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The new 'it' thing in men's fashion: scoop necklines

Mint Mumbai

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February 09, 2024

Designers and high-street labels are experimenting with a deep-neck trend

- Manish Mishra

At recent men's fashion shows, many models sported variations of the great scoop neckline. Whether it was the beaded tank top at Gucci, round-neck T-shirts crafted in luxurious fabrics at Hermès or Dries Van Noten's more bohemian style, several fashion houses are offering their take on what seems to be a big trend of 2024 when it comes to menswear.

Even high-street labels like Zara and Asos are selling men's clothes with scoop necklines in sheer knits, signalling a rise in affection for the deep-neck trend.

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