Cowls come in different shapes and styles. Some are more voluminous, some drape lower and some sit high on the neck with lots of fullness. Take a look at the three options I put together for you to try and give your Bronx Dress a different look. This technique is the most common way to create a cowl neck and add fullness. In fact you can even take a regular T-shirt and do the same, just add a facing extension. The only issue that I have with this type of cowl is this makes the chest become wider. Sometimes you need this, but other times it means that if you lean forward someone can see all the way to your navel. The more you add to the top the more width will go to the chest. However, this is a
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