Summer has arrived, and Nammos Village’s iconic shopping experience is well underway. Vogue reports that this hotspot received an estimated 2,000 visitors per day in 2018. Check out how top designers have chosen to display their lines this year.
Dior-“Dioriviera”
Dior’s latest Nammos village pop up has opened up shop in a beautiful white stone space surrounded by greenery. Dubbed the “Dioriveiera” capsule collection, the brand aims to showcase its summer line in correlation with the picturesque and scenic views of Mykonos. This year for the first time, Dior’s pop up will feature men’s wear in addition to women’s. Inspired by Mykonos fashion, the summer capsule will include swim shorts, bathing suits, and of course — the Dior book tote and saddle bag. This pop up will run May 25 until September.
Burberry
For their first time ever, Burberry will be joining the seasonal excitement at Nammos Village. Much like its headquarters in London, Burberry’s pop up space décor features tall ceilings, dark wood finishes, and glossy mirroring. With a clean white interior, Burberry showcases their newest “Kingdom” collection — a soft, brown hazel palette comprised of summer t-shirts, fanny packs, and various bags. The pop up takes an interactive approach by including a blank canvas wall where customers can add illustrations and custom tags.
Christian Louboutin
Christian Louboutin joins the Nammos Village shops with its “Loubi Beach” pop-up. Their shop features sharp red interiors, neon lights, and pink and white shelving — an ode to the brands’ classic décor. In addition to their Fall and Winter collection, customers will notice the shop’s eye-popping ceiling installation — modeled off of island vacationers who spend their summers dangling their feet off of beach towels wearing Louboutin’s hottest shoe-wear. The shop has collaborated with the high-end boutique Enny di Monaco to create a space that encompasses both the party and beach culture of Mykonos vacationers.
Check out the photos below to find more inspiration in Nammos Village.
By: Rebecca Robin
