28 July 2026

La Marina Steps into the Spotlight with Fashion and Beauty Extravaganza

Ibiza's beloved La Marina district is gearing up for an exciting revival, blending tradition with modernity through an upcoming fashion and beauty event. Taking place this Thursday at the newly revamped Sa Peixateria, 'La Marina está de moda' will showcase the true essence of local commerce. Presented by Commerce Councillor Álex Minchiotti and retail advocate Carina Hoort, the event highlights La Marina's pivotal historical role in Ibiza's tourism scene. Set to feature performances by DJs Elio Riso and Dutari, and attended by 350 to 400 lucky spectators, this is a chance to embrace the diverse array of styles as influencers like trans model Lía champion inclusivity on the runway. Expect a vibrant pop-up scene that supports local businesses, with 15 of the district's finest shops taking part in this celebration. Whether you're new to Ibiza or a seasoned island lover, La Marina's resurgence promises an indulgent taste of the island's alluring charm.

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