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Knit And Crochet Pieces Are Cool For Summer

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Danni Levine (left) in a crochet top, and Maggie Farbert (right) in a knit dress with cutouts.

Danni Levine (left) in a crochet top, and Maggie Farbert (right) in a knit dress with cutouts.

BY JULIA HEMING Sammy Watts, manager of VIP and client services at Alice + Olivia in an orange top with crochet details.

BY JULIA HEMING Sammy Watts, manager of VIP and client services at Alice + Olivia in an orange top with crochet details.

BY JULIA HEMING Teresa Tomeu in a crochet top with bright pink stripes.

BY JULIA HEMING Teresa Tomeu in a crochet top with bright pink stripes.

authorJulia Heming on Jun 27, 2022
Sweater weather is normally reserved for chilly months, but the trend of knit and crochet pieces this summer is cool enough to withstand the Hamptons heat. Knit and crochet pieces... more

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