The Peter Pan collar has a storied history. It was originally named after actress Maude Adams who first wore one to play Peter Pan on broadway back in 1905, growing in popularity to become a key ...

In case you haven’t heard, the Peter Pan collar—that girlishly rounded slip of a collar you may have noticed encircling the neck of your local ingénue this winter—is officially back.

But with grownups taking a fancy to it ever so often, various avatars of the Peter Pan collar have cropped up in the market. From detachable collars in various fabrics to fancy neckpieces ...

To be seen wearing a collar of ordinary proportions would nowadays be considered sartorially reckless. Taking their name, unsurprisingly, from the little boy who never grew up, Peter Pan collars ...

The latest in her string of style smash hits? A very on-trend Peter Pan collar. Miu Miu, Ganni, and Prada sent the big-collar trend down their catwalks this year, and street style stars can't get ...