As we settle into our new quarantine lifestyles, I’ve decided to use my free time to go through my fashion bucket list. My fashion bucket list consists of fashion museums I want to visit, trends I want to try, and skills I want to learn. One of which is how to crochet.

So as I FaceTime my Grandma for my daily lessons, I thought why not start thinking up some cute crochet outfits for when I’m ready?

Now, while I love this time with my Grandma, I’d rather not come out of this quarantine dressing like her. This is a guide for how to wear crochet in a trendy, cool way. I’ll admit I’m 4-5 quarantine weeks away from being able to make any of these pieces but I want to make sure I can pull them off when they’re ready.

Here are a four crochet outfit ideas to try, along with some styling tips to pull them off with any aesthetic!

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Crochet Tank Outfit:

Products: Top – Revolve, Pants – Asos, Heels – Asos, Bag – Steve Madden, Earrings – River Island

A crochet top gets a really cool edge when you mix it with a leather bottom, like these pants. Monochrome looks are all the rage in 2020, so keeping to a camel and cream look is very in.

The snakeskin heels keep the outfit young, and don’t be scared of a bold color with a cute bag. Hoop earrings give this look an extra tough of 70s glam, which is making a comeback.

Crochet Dress Outfit:

Products: Dress – Urban Outfitters, Boots – River Island, Hat – Francesca’s, Necklaces – Mumu, Belt – Topshop

Since coming to the US for college, I’ve become weirdly obsessed with Country culture. I drive my family and friends crazy playing country music in Europe. However, they all have started to really like my incorporation of cowboy style into my looks.