What to Wear in the Greek Islands (And Why It Actually Matters)
Linen, gold, flat sandals, and one good cover-up — a working capsule for moving between beach, town, and dinner on the Aegean.
There’s a specific aesthetic associated with the Greek islands — white linen, blue accents, terracotta, bare shoulders, gold jewellery, sandals that have been worn in over many previous summers. It’s an aesthetic for a reason. It works in the heat, it works with the light, and it looks correct against white-washed walls and blue water in a way that nothing else quite does.
But beyond the aesthetic, the Greek islands have some specific practicalities that should inform what you pack. The terrain, the temperatures, the social contexts — all of it matters. Here’s how to think about it.
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