Harvey Nichols Unveils The Summer Shop 2025 in Riyadh Store
No need to renew your passport, Harvey Nichols Riyadh are bringing your tropical holiday to you with their new Summer Shop.
May 20, 2025
Harvey Nichols Riyadh has officially opened the doors to its Summer Shop 2025, a seasonal takeover that trades minimalism for maximalist island vibes. Titled "Escape Into the Tropic Luxe", the concept transforms the Upper Ground Floor into a beach-holiday fever dream. Think surfboard tables, botanical murals, woven textures, and enough resortwear to make you question whether you're still in the city.
The curated collection brings together sun-chasing labels like Agua Bendita, Alemais, Farm Rio, and Maygel Coronel, offering everything from beauty essentials and bold prints to breezy silhouettes that whisper 'I summer in Tawila.' With immersive visual merchandising, luggage-stacked displays and photo-ready corners, you can even snap a few shots for the instagram feed while you're at it.
Then, add a carbon-free stop at The Conscious Summer Edit, a dedicated zone spotlighting the brands building fashion with ethics. Expect to see artisan embroidery from Colombian women via Agua Bendita, reforestation-friendly frocks by Alemais, organic resortwear from Johanna Ortiz, and sustainable Greek chic from Zeus + Dione.
Open until 26 August 2025 at Al Faisaliah Mall, this is fashion escapism with a passport stamp of sustainability. Or at least, a very good impression of one.
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