How to Explore the Greek Island Every Fashion Girl Loves

One of the most enticing things about planning a trip to Greece is that every island has its own distinct personality—and with there's an abundance to choose from. While many are separated by a short boat ride, they can feel worlds apart, and each attracts a different type of traveler. Santorini is a mecca for couples in search of a romantic escape, Ios is a young 20-something's dream, and Mykonos is the glitzy jewel of Greece: a heady mix of glitzy boutiques, fine dining options, and the biggest club scene in the country.

So it's no surprise that Mykonos is known as the fashion set's Greek island of choice. "Since there's a real nightlife in Mykonos, people take style very seriously," says French photographer and street style pioneer "It's a thing that's disappearing at an alarming rate, which makes me sad, because I really love it—spending the day at the beach, going back to take a shower, getting dressed up to go out for the evening, and then staying out all night until early morning," she writes on her site.

Considering a trip to Greece's famous party island? Add these spots to your itinerary and you'll live your best life in Mykonos. 

San Giorgio: This renowned  nails bohemian décor. Picture hanging woven chairs, embroidered throw cushions, and dreamy hammocks with ocean views.

Belvedere Hotel: The luxurious  is a member of the Leading Hotels of the World, and it certainly doesn't disappoint. The convenient location means that you're within walking distance to great boutiques and restaurants, but the retreat-style design means you feel miles away from the crowds.

Santa Marina: If you're visiting Mykonos for sun and sea, this is a great luxury option.  has the only private beach on the island and a pool with jaw-dropping views of the piecing blue sea.

Agios Sostis: Beach-hopping is a full-time pursuit in Greece. A Mykonos local told  this spot is "unspoiled, full of energy, [with] clear, rejuvenating water, and the best little restaurant in the world, Kiki's, to top it all up." We're sold. 

Psarou: Don't miss Psarou, a busy but beautiful beach that's also home to restaurant and bar, a place to see and be seen. 

Boutique Shopping: Mykonos is postcard-perfect, with cobblestone alleyways and amazing boutiques covered in pink bougainvillea. Spend a leisurely afternoon wandering the shops for bikinis, beachwear, baskets, and leather goods. 

Delos: This neighboring island is a short boat ride away and well worth the day trip. Wandering the ancient ruins is like stepping back in time. 

Nikolas Taverna: This beachfront taverna in Agia Anna serves up traditional Greek cuisine with tables right on the sand. 

Alemagou: This  on Ftelia Beach has exceptional food in a relaxed environment. 

Nammos: Sure, it's sceney, but serves up great seafood and is the place to go for people-watching with cocktails in hand. 

Kiki's Taverna: Jessie Bush of  says this spot near Panormos Beach is the ultimate for cliffside dining. 

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