Crochet has stopped being a cliché of the beach. In 2025, also during Summer, crochet and knit are taking over the runways globally, in Paris, New York, combining with coverups to become fully styled makes. The most recent Accio and Vogue runway reports explain that, not only is crochet just trending now, but it is becoming the highest artisanal fashion movement.
Craftsmanship is what this summer is all about. Designers such as Ulla Johnson and Gabriela Hearst are spearheading handwoven texture on the runways, and indie labels in the likes of Berlin, Toronto are proposing modern and breathable iterations on the old classic. Here are the tips on how to wear crochet and not look like a tourist.
1. The Luxe Crochet dress
Forget about the old festival style. Neutrals that tend to be cream or cocoa, or burnt sienna, structured crochet dresses in 2025. They are styled in Milan with leather belts and big gold earrings. Take midi length with an open stitch to get a clean and flowing appearance.
2. Crochet, tops, and pants that close slightly at the bottom
It is all about balance. A crochet halter or short tank can be worn with high-rise trousers or pleated shorts. In Paris, fashion people are tucking crochet tops into pencil skirts and pairing it with the slingback heels in an unexpected combination of sexy and sophisticated.
3. Artisanal Accessories
Crochet is not only wearable. The trendy crocheted bucket hats, huge buckets, and even beach totes have already brought forth the beach hats. According to traders in the East End markets of London, sustainable brands are able to provide unique pieces in very saturated colors such as olive green and cherry red.
4. Coastal-Inspired Knitwear
Imagine soft cotton knit cape wraps and coverups over bikinis or sundresses and especially in airy net-like weaves. New colors include lemon and are embellished over lemon-colored swimsuits in Mykonos and Nice and teamed with strappy shoes and big sunglasses.
5. Eco-Lofi Clothing
Part of what makes crochet so strong in the year 2025 is the slow fashion approach of it. Most of the products are locally made, upcycled, or handmade. In Copenhagen, small-batch knitwear brands that focus on production and natural dyed elements have had more customers purchasing.
Final Take
Crochet is this season’s trendiest way to be environmentally friendly. This SS25 trend stays relevant as it can be given new life with tailored crochet tops, free-flowing dresses, and other artisanal bags.
Are you more of a traditional boho crocheter or do you prefer minimal design?
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