Crocheted items are having their fashion moment, and are especially suitable for Spring and Summer. The vibe screams the ‘70s, and has a bohemian integrity. Because the ‘90s were influenced by the ‘70s, crochet looks remind me of that decade too. You’ll see crochet tops, pants, skirts, shorts, dresses, shoes, swimwear, swimwear cover-ups, and accessories across all sorts of colours. You’ll also see crochet used as a trim on clothing. Earth-toned and cream crochet items are especially popular. Some crochet items have a distinctive Missoni vibe.

This collection shows an assortment of crochet items.

Eloquii
Crochet Tank
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COS
Crochet Vest
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Zara
CROCHET STRAIGHT SKIRT
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Zara
CROCHETED CROP SWEATER
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SEMI-SHEER CROCHET TOP
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Zara
STRIPED KNIT TOP
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CROCHET SWEATER
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Zara
CROCHET MINI SHOPPER
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FLORAL CROCHET TOP
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Zara
CROCHET TOP
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Zara
CROCHET SWEATER
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CROCHET CARDIGAN
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Zara
CROCHET SWEATER
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Eloquii
Crochet Knit Dress
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Mango
Crochet Pants
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Mango
Openwork Cotton Shirt
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Mango
Crochet Bucket Hat
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Shopbop
Alexis Legends Dress
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Shopbop
ByTiMo Crochet Top
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Shopbop
Clare V. Sandy Tote
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The crochet trend is mainstream. The weaves can be loose or tight, and gauges refined or chunky. The vibe is casual, although some items look a little dressier. Crochet items can be very breezy and see-through, while others are more covered. Sneakers and Birkenstock-esque slides with a crochet overlay are an interesting 2022 hybrid. Items with a crochet trim are a subtle way to wear the trend.

Boden
Helen Sparkle Dress
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I’ve worn crochet in the past, and will wear it again. I particularly like the prettier open-weave pullovers and dresses that look a bit like lace. A couple of years ago, I got a multi-coloured, and very ‘70s crochet dress with a Missoni vibe. I absolutely LOVE this dress and wear it quite often. It’s made up of many of my happy colours, and feels casually glam and luxe. It has unfortunately grown from a midi to maxi length because it stretched vertically after laundering. I preferred it shorter and cannot hem it. Oh, well. I’ve committed to the longer length because I love the dress so much. Now I have a casual maxi dress in my wardrobe, which makes it more ‘70s, I guess!

Over to you. What do you think of the crochet trend?