Rochelle Humes stuns in £35 summer jumper from Next
Summer in the UK is unpredictable. One day, it is warm and sunny, and the next, it's pouring with rain. That's why it's a good idea to always have a lightweight jumper or cardigan on hand.
Recently, Rochelle Humes showcased a perfect summer jumper on the Next website. The star has an ongoing collection with the fashion retailer and this new-in piece is ideal for the hot and cold British weather.
The crew-neck fitted jumper, priced at £35, has keyhole detailing all over it. Rochelle pairs the relaxed-fit knit with loose-fitting light-blue jeans for a casual daytime look. It would look equally as stylish with denim shorts or tailored shorts on hot days or thrown over a summer dress or skirt.
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Elsewhere, Boden offers a similar Cotton Stitch Crew Jumper in a crochet style. Priced at £70, it comes in ivory and brown; the model pairs it with medium blue denim cut-offs.
Over at Roman, shoppers can buy a Crochet Tunic Top (£40) in white, teal, black, and beige. It's an ideal holiday piece to wear over a swimsuit or with shorts. Choose from sizes 10-20.
Rochelle pairs it with jeans
The stylish piece is also available in a blue colourway with pink and green stripes. It is available in sizes extra small, small, medium, large, extra large, and extra, extra large.
Back to Rochelle's Next jumper, one buyer took to the reviews, writing: "Gorgeous jumper, perfect for this time of year as not too hot and not too cold." Another wasn't pleased with the fit, writing: "Loved the jumper but had to return as it was too short on me - I'm only 5.3 inches."
A third commented: "Very nice, fitted well, good quality." Another liked it but also has issues with the size, writing: "Gorgeous jumper but massively oversized. I'm a size 14-16 and bought an XS!! Lovely cropped jumper, but huge."
A shopper who bought the blue hue said: "An ideal spring top which teams up with any colour jeans and chinos." Another wrote: "Good transitional jumper. Needs a camisole underneath."
A seventh concluded: "So comfortable and easy to wear. Great length with high-waisted trousers."
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