Crochet doesn’t just have to be for granny blankets, says Jane Moore

Until recently, the word ‘crochet’ was associated with ‘granny blankets’ for cold knees.

But suddenly, it’s super trendy and everywhere; aided and abetted by the glorious Tom Daley knitting and crocheting a variety of designs poolside at Tokyo 2020.

Dan WilliamsAdd a long sleeve top underneath for cooler days[/caption]

I wore it in abundance back in the 70s but, this time round, I’m worried that I might be too old for it – particularly when it comes to the itsy bitsy bikini style top, as seen on models  like 26-year-old Gwen Singer who is dating  musician Gavin Rossdale.

But if you shop around, there are plenty of style options that embrace the trend without being too revealing.

One of my favourites is this orange and cream tank top with a flattering (but not too plunging) v-neck and capped sleeves. It sits at exactly the right length to cover the abdomen and, teamed with these cream flares, gives an overall look that is fashionable and comfortable.

I have teamed it with a pair of slip on, raffia mules for an extra-casual look, and a pair of orange earrings just to complement the pop of colour in the top. It’s fresh, easy to wear and reasonably priced.

What’s knit to love?

If you have a fashion dilemma or just want to show off an outfit, email me at saturdayshop@fabulousmag.co.uk

Get the look

White and orange crochet vest, £45, Warehouse – buy hereWhite trousers, £19.99, Stradivarius – buy hereSandals, £29.99, Stradivarius – buy hereEarrings, £12, Coast – buy here

Instagram/janepmooreJane soaking up the rays whilst on holiday in Ibiza[/caption]

Last week Jane said: What’s sunnier and more uplifting than yellow

We showed you Easy ways to get grubby jewellery sparkling within minutes

In other fashion news Primark fans are obsessed with its new £10 denim line