Crochet for summer? Groundbreaking. No, really. If you immediately think of lurid colours and halterneck tops at festivals, crochet is actually having a very chic update, and it’s come at exactly the right time. These easy-to-wear, no-iron shirts take 5 minutes to throw on and pair with everything from baggy jeans to maxi skirts, and they look even better sized up and loosely worn to maximum cooling effect.
Need proof? Just check the comments section on Angie Smith’s tonal outfit post. Her luxe spin on Marks and Spencer’s Collared Knitted Top nearly send users into meltdown, with followers immediately searching for the top that is currently being added to baskets twenty times an hour. It could be down to the fact that the top looks supremely expensive, it could be the fact it would make a great cover-up over swimwear, it could even be that crochet and open knits are the ventilation we need right now, but whether you’re running weekend errands or going for drinks after work, a top like this rises to the dress code. Did I also mention it’s available in cream, navy stripe and green?
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