This sharp V-shaped neckline haircut is mature and precise, like the rest of this smooth, swept-back haircut. It’s versatile: wear it to your Ivy League school or even on the football field.

When it comes to hairstyling, the only limit is your creativity. One of the easiest ways to add extra flair to any neckline design is with a simple disconnect, like this. Fun and different, we’d say.

If you’re looking for something a little more out of the box, you can start adding geometrical patterns — shapes and fractals — to your neckline haircuts. Just watch out you don’t end up looking like an old inscription from the Indiana Jones movies.

You’ve seen plenty of mohawks and fohawks — of that we’re sure. But have you ever seen a fohawk on the back, like this? The smooth, fading V-shaped neckline is a natural solution for tapering away from the excitement.

V-shaped necklines don’t have to be anything clever. Here’s what looks like a regular neckline haircut, with the only difference being its V shape.

You can land some really cool and unique effects if you combine a V-shaped hairline with an undercut, like this. The angular, V-shaped finish adds extra flair to this fohawk-esque cut.

Here’s another variation on the V-shaped neckline haircut, also with some disconnects. This particular design is relatively unique, since the hairline is so much higher up on the head, flowing around all sides smoothly.

With a stubble effect all around the scalp, a V-shaped neckline can add some much-welcomed contrast to the back of the head. In this case, it’s paired with a spiky, messy top.

Although you can’t see this style from the front, you can imagine that it’s pretty eye-catching. The side-part adds extra depth to the cut, just like the V-shaped neckline on the back.

Need something fun and young for the summer? This curly haircut with a high-cut, V-shaped neckline will keep your neck and head cool, and exudes free spirit!

This skin fade has been shaped like a burst fade but instead of the round-about way of making ‘the drop’ in the back they have decided to go with a V-shaped hardline design that neatly separates both hair lengths.

This is where the fade meets the shave. In a not so uncommon manner, they’ve gone ahead and expertly faded a deep V in the back but finish the look by adding two shaven streaks crossing.

This V can be ‘broken’ but all I see is an incredible technique and design skills here. Notice how the hairline has been tapered on the left and cut blunt on the right side.

For this hairstyle, I don’t have a favorite part or detail because it is all the details as a whole that make it so good.  We have to make room for an honorable mention to that suave ducktail action in the back!

With sides haven like this, you have to be very mindful of whatever design you’re getting because this all has big contrasting parts. That is why it’s so great that they’ve incorporated a straight-up V shape with a de-constructed one.

Although a more subtle neckline is done here by a super soft taper, the V shape is defined by these super stylish skin-fade lines. On the top, we get a blow-out quiff with great texture.

Colored hair or not, anyone can rock a V neck hairline just like this. And when I say anyone, I do mean anyone. It’s close enough to the natural hairline that it won’t look out of place when the hair grows back.

Thumbs up to this cool shaved lines design! The neckline is kept low while the design whirls on the side. Just think how cool it could look if they grow that mohawk to a different length.

A minimalistic haircut done right! The shaved line streak starts just behind the ear and follows its path to meet the center of that shaven V neckline.

Call it a V, call it an arrow neckline design. I can’t get enough of details like this, especially on such short haircuts as this one.

To get the V you can fade it, or you can shave it for a more eye-catching contrast. Which is exactly how they’ve played it out here.

Creativity has no limits as we see here. Some may argue that’s not a V neckline but I’d say, look closer! There it is! An inverted mini V is what brings this great design together. Features a fade on the right side and a cool blunt shaven patter on the left. So cool!

Abstract takes on the V-shaped neckline like this one are some of my favorite details on a haircut that is supposed to change depending on how you look at it.

Barely there V patterns are also a good option in my book! They can get as conservative or as radical as you want.
Here they finished the fade quite high up so that’s why it makes all the sense in the world to have a more subtle approach for the neckline.