Peter Pan collars are often found on vintage clothing, think Mia Farrow in Rosemary's Baby, and have become equally popular recently on the high street. You can easily make your own collar using ...

1 Use the template and cut the pattern twice on the fold as indicated and fold open. 2 Iron interfacing to the wrong side of one of the pieces and place down with the right side facing upwards. 3 Cut ...

Her “Peter Pan collar” was such a success that a writer in the January 1909 edition of Theatre magazine declared, a tad prematurely, in light of Adams’s new role in a play called What Every ...

For AW22, it’s once again set to be big. Technically a Peter Pan collar has a flat shape with rounded corners, but in recent years, the term has grown to encapsulate a range of interesting shapes.