What Do You Think About Those Peter Pan Collars?


Whether plain or embellished/bejeweled, collars are EVERYWHERE this year. I could not help myself but to score a few of these cute, girlie shirts myself. At first I wasn’t really sure about the Peter Pan round collar style, because I was afraid it would make me look a lil’ younger ( not that there’s anything wrong with that of course ). And you know what? As long as you style it up FRESH with some jeans or a skirt, you can never go wrong with the Peter Pan collar.

Here’s me in the fitting room of H&M trying on a pearl-embellished Peter Pan collar shirt with a peplum skirt.

And of course I had to take both of them home with me! I got the Peter Pan collar shirt for €24.95 and the peplum skirt was on sale for just €10. They’re both from the H&M DIVIDED collection.

If you wonder where this cute fashion trend got its name from, here’s what Wikipedia had to say about it:

A Peter Pan collar is a flat, round-cornered clothing collar. It is named after the collar of the costume worn in 1905 by actress Maude Adams in her role as Peter Pan. Since then, it has become a women’s fashion item several times, and is particularly associated with little girls’ dresses.

Here’s a selection of some other Peter Pan style shirts that are simply just too cute!

Glamorous Peter Pan Collar Polka Sleeve Top, €32.58 ASOS

Polka Dot Raglan Sleeve Shirt $17.80, Forever21

Coral Vero Moda Peter Pan Collar Top £8.00, Fashion Union

A Wear Peplum Top With Peter Pan Collar, €27.15 ASOS

What do you think about Peter Pan Collars?

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7 Comments

    1. Thank you!! I will :)

  1. I’m loving Peter Pan Collars!

  2. they look amazing!

  3. So THAT’s what those collars are called. I like them. I think they look classy. :)

    1. Hihihi yeah funny name actually! :) Thanks for stopping by xo

  4. I am not a fan of Peter Pan collars myself, but wouldn’t say No to one that came with gold and silver studs, spikes and lil chains dangling off…

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