With autumn fast approaching, we'd like to take a moment to thank New York magazine for #CelebsInTurtlenecks the hashtag we never knew we needed. Whether you're looking to upgrade your space or seasonal style, browse below for some moments showcasing the seasonal staple. From Steve Jobs and Audrey Hepburn to Ziggy Stardust and Andy Warhol, it's no secret that the time-honored roll-neck is one statement worth coming out of your shell for.
© Ian Wright, 1965
© Al Satterwhite, 1974
© Bob Gruen, 1973
© Robert Whitaker, 1966
© Norman Seeff, 1984
© Emilio Lari, 1965
© Bob Gruen, 1972
© Milton H. Greene, 1955
© Lisa Law, 1966
© Norman Seeff, 1969
© Frank Stefanko, 1973
© Pattie Boyd, Date Unknown
© Masayoshi Sukita, 1980
© Gered Mankowitz, Date Unknown
© Gered Mankowitz, 1965
© The Vincent Vigil Collection, 1964
© Guy Webster, Date Unknown
© Joel Bernstein, 1976
© Sid Avery, 1953
© Don Hunstein, 1961
© Milton H. Greene, 2016
© D A Pennebaker, 1965
© Barry Feinstein, 1968
© Terry ONeill, Date Unknown
© Henry Diltz, 1967
© Barry Feinstein, 1966
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