open-neck

• “Why is he wearing an open-neck shirt and a sweater?”

  CFTC chief Gary Gensler is out to police financial Wild West

• “Awkward youths, not yet assigned as teenagers, sport uniform open-neck shirts under blazers with badges, as they peer intently at pistons and cogs operated by boffins who wear greasy ties under long, brown lab coats.”

  The Guardian: The Festival of Britain, 60 years on

• “His wife had hated the cropped hair — said it made him look like a thug — but the woman had run off with a bloody property developer who dresses in open-neck shirts and loafers: So much for her taste!”

  Fictionaut: Must Have Own Canoe

• “For the mambo, it was back to an open-neck shirt, no jacket.”

  Simon & Schuster: Zero Regrets

• “He was dressed as most of the men in the pub had been dressed, in a farmer's version of business casual: a shapeless woolen suit coat over a rumpled, open-neck shirt and baggy pants.”

  Fictionaut: The Devil's Bedpost

• “Gucci jeans, pink open-neck shirts and patent leather shoes made bankers as conspicuous as flamingos in a crowd of protesting wildebeest.”

  Ann Pettifor: Dispatch from London: Day 1 of the G-20 Summit

• “Wearing an open-neck, pale blue shirt and a sleek navy pinstripe suit, the Liberal leader, surprisingly, lauds the "Dion is Not a Leader" ad campaign as effective.”

  Archive 2007-09-01

• ““Ed Balls took a leaf from David Cameron's book yesterday, adopting the open-neck casual look as he sought to boost his credentials as a Labour leadership contender””

  Archive 2009-06-01

• “Kim is absolutely smokin 'in a black number with a daring open-neck design.”

  WHC Part III

• “By the way the “open-neck shirt” look has been standard in Metland for years, sadly the 9mm accessories are getting quite common too.”

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