"Everything you do for your face, also include your neck." My mother's beauty advice is something I have always taken to heart.
The neck is one area that often gets overlooked when it comes to using moisturizers, sunblock, and during facials. Those night creams with a firming agent are great when you need a face lift in a jar. Don't forget your decolletage, especially when it comes to sun exposure.

A shorter hairstyle will certainly highlight your neck more often. A sweep of blush under your jawline will accentuate your neck or extend your foundation a little lower and blend it into your neck. Avoid high collars, wear scoop or v-neck tops. Shorter necklaces or wearing a small necklace will also draw the eye towards your face. I avoid black tops unless they highlight a lot of skin (tanks, halters, deep-v necklines) because the dark color so close to my face washes me out and makes my neck look old.

i say get your camera out, and take some pictures of yourself using different angles, wearing different colors... just dont take them in a mirror or if you do turn off the flash..lol... seriously i needed a picture to post here of myself, but had none of me by myself...i stood near a mirror facing the mirror, but the camera facing me, this way i could see my digital image in the camera in the mirror but the camera itself was facing me, just stretch arm away from yourself, too close is weird looking... or you could just get some tops/colors out, doll yourself up and have a friend take pictures of you... just after each pose look to see what your image looks like so you can remember the pose that works for you!

I've been shooting dancers for years, but recently, I've started paying attention to the classes on FitTV. There are so many flattering ways to hold your hands out and away from your body, as well as to frame your face without obstructing your body.