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From the catwalks of major fashion houses to the street style of influencers. When you say knitwear, in most people's minds it is inextricably linked to winter, but knitwear is not missing from the summer season at all. Crochet clothes with sparse knitting have been the absolute trend in recent years and not unfairly.
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From bohemian to luxury statement
In recent years, knitwear has begun to be a design that exudes wealth, style and sophistication, mainly because it was adopted by many major fashion houses in their collections. Although it had disappeared from the spotlight for a while, it returned dynamically through the creations of these houses, presenting designs for all seasons. Later, fast fashion companies incorporated these trends, allowing everyone to incorporate knitwear into their personal style.
However, even before expensive fashion houses brought it back to the spotlight, knitwear was a characteristic of a more carefree culture, the Bohemian. Overall, the boho style experienced a great boom in the 70s and began to decline in the early ’90s. Today, however, there is a strong return to aesthetics from previous decades; from 2020 onwards, we see a mix of elements from the ’70s, ’80s and ’90s dominating fashion.
The return of vintage aesthetics is not accidental, it reflects a deeper need of the modern woman for authenticity and personality in the way she dresses. Crochet pieces such as dresses, sets, tops perfectly satisfy this need, offering a unique texture and handmade aesthetic that stands out from mass production. At the same time, the growing awareness of sustainable fashion has made handmade and DIY pieces particularly desirable, with many women turning to local designers or even learning the art of knitting to create their own unique pieces. Thus, crochet has evolved from a simple trend to an entire lifestyle statement that combines style with conscious consumption.
The art of styling: How crochet pieces adapt to every season
The versatility of crochet makes it ideal for all seasons and occasions. In summer, crochet tops and sheer dresses become the ultimate allies for beach looks and everyday looks, while crochet bikini covers and kimono-style cardigans add boho chic to your vacations. With the arrival of autumn, knitted layering pieces, such as oversized vests and cropped cardigans, are perfect with jeans and boots for an effortlessly chic look. In winter, crochet pieces take on a cozier dimension. Chunky sweaters and maxi cardigans become statement pieces worn over turtlenecks or with leather pants. The secret is the right layering and choosing the right background, a simple black or white basic under a crochet top, or the contrast of structured pants with a flowy crochet cardigan, create balanced looks that take the handmade aesthetic from bohemian to sophisticated.
Why crochet is here to stay
Crochet fever is not just a passing trend, it is a revolution in the way we perceive fashion and female expression. In an era where authenticity and sustainability are constantly gaining ground, knitted pieces offer something precious, an opportunity to stand out from the uniformity of fast fashion, to adopt a more conscious approach to our wardrobe and to honor the art of the handmade. From the catwalks of New York to the alleys of Athens, crochet has managed to bridge generations and styles, proving that true elegance has no expiration date. So, if you haven't already added a crochet piece to your collection, now is the perfect time to discover why everyone is talking about the ultimate comeback of knitwear.
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