LOOK CHIC IN THE HEAT: WHAT TO WEAR ON A GREEK ISLAND

#summeroutfits, #ootd, #fashion, #style, #holidastyle,
WHAT TO WEAR ON SUMMER HOLIDAYS ON A GREEK ISLAND? THIS VIDEO EXPLORES DIFFERENT STYLES FOR YOUR SUMMER VACATION. IT INCLUDES ITEMS TO PACK AND TOP GREEK FASHION BRANDS:
1. CHIC DAYTIME OUTFITS
2. BEACH OUTFITS
3. EVENING WEAR
Thank you for subscribing ❤️! OUTFIT LINKS:
1. OUTFIT
SHORTS: c.klarna.com/al/AMkX/
RAFFIA BAG: c.klarna.com/al/ALcp/
TOP: c.klarna.com/al/AEwB/
2. OUTFIT
DRESS (OLD)
BAG: CULT GAIA: c.klarna.com/al/AF08/
3. OUTFIT
DRESS: KARAVAN CLOTHING (OLD)
www.karavanclothing.com
BAG: CULT GAIA c.klarna.com/al/AF08/
4. OUTFIT:
DRESS: KARAVAN CLOTHING (OLD) SIMILAR STLYES: c.klarna.com/al/ATID/
www.karavanclothing.com/en-de...
HAT: SAVAPILE savapile.at...
RAFFIA BAG: c.klarna.com/al/ALcp/
BELT SIMILAR: c.klarna.com/al/ATYq/
5. OUTFIT:
DRESS: MILK WHITE (OLD)
www.milkwhite.gr
lemoni-shop.com/collections/m...
6. OUTFIT:
DRESS: D’ARTEMIDE SIMILAR STYLES HERE:
www.musescorfu.com/product-ca...
7. OUTFIT:
CROCHET BEACH DRESS SIMILAR:
c.klarna.com/al/ATIH/
c.klarna.com/al/ATIF/
8. OUTFIT:
DRESS: ARCHAIC KORI (OLD) similar style: www.musescorfu.com/product/gr...
SHOES: ANCIENT GREEK SANDALS similar: c.klarna.com/al/ATI8/
More models are here: www.ancient-greek-sandals.com/en
POUCH COS
9. OUTFIT:
ARCHAIC KORI: lemoni-shop.com/products/midi...
10. OUTFIT:
DRESS: ATHINA KLO: athinaklo?i...
11. OUTFIT:
KAFTAN MATTHEW WILLIAMSON (OLD)
Bag: c.klarna.com/al/AEwO/
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[@flaviagiovannelli-egger8177]

The most inspiring summer video I've seen lately. Bravo for daring to be whimsical and for prints that aren't mawkish... you look fab!

[@KoenigChristine]

Happy to hear that! Thank you ❤️

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

Thanks so much for mentioning these Greek clothing brands. I’m Greek-American and want to look for made-in-Greece brands to support my “second country”. I haven’t had much luck with Internet searches, or Amazon for made-in-Greece products. I also want to buy a Greek-made national Greek flag, but couldn’t find a single one, yet. I want to put the flag out on Greek Independence day, along with my US one. I haven’t been to Greece since I was a child and I long to return. I won’t go in high-summer, though, as most Northern Europeans do to bask in the sun and heat, because my California climate is also a Mediterranean one and we get almost five months a year here of hot summer weather. I agree, it’s too hot to cover up at those high temps, but be sure to wear high-SPF sunscreen daily to protect your beautiful skin! When you’re my age, 64, you’ll be so happy you did, I know I am. I’m often told my skin looks 15-20 years younger than my age and with your lighter coloring (my skin is as light as yours, but my eyes are hazel and my hair/brows/lashes are light brown to dark blonde, so I have more melanin), you need even more sun protection. Only wear Polaroid sunglasses, the tinted-inly ones aren’t protective, and a broad-brimmed hat, too. Nice video, thank you❤

[@KoenigChristine]

Oh how interesting! You need to go! Mid- end September : early October is the best time in my view. There are so many great Greek brands that focus on traditions- it is an emerging market.

[@FIFI-PA24]

You look Gorgeous as always! Thanks for sharing this informative video. You're a wonderful inspiration! All the best! ❤😊

[@KoenigChristine]

Thank you so much! Always happy to read your comments 😊

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

For Greek pronunciation, the I is like English EE and those terminal Es are always sounded, the same sound as a single I or E (usually, although the short E as in get is also used sometimes, replacing the ancient OE, as it Oedipus. So, Savapile is Sah-Vah-PEE-lee. Also, FYI, the Gs are never pronounced as Js, so can be a hard G as in got, or a Y vowel sound as in You. C (really K) is always pronounced as K, never S. In general, Greek and Latin (and the Romance languages derived from it) don’t have the silent letters that are so prevalent in English, nor irrational spelling.