In Anacapri, summer begins when the sea turns turquoise and Il Riccio changes its look. From April 16, 2026, the Jumeirah Capri Palace reopens for the season, and it does so with a gesture that has already become a ritual: Dioriviera once again hangs suspended on the cliff, transforming the beach club terrace into an ephemeral boutique overlooking infinity. Not just a pop-up, but a stylistic operation that rewrites the concept of the resort as a cultural platform and fashion as a situated experience.

The collaboration with Dior isn’t just décor, it’s a habitable scenography: iconic fabrics, sunny palettes, and couture craftsmanship interact with the dazzling light of Capri. The result is a refined interplay between high fashion and the Mediterranean landscape, where the horizon becomes a backdrop and design becomes a narrative. Between striped cabanas and graphic details, Dioriviera interprets the island without disguising it, amplifying that sense of effortless elegance that Capri has always embodied. All around, the Capri Palace orchestrates starred gastronomy, contemporary art, and clinical wellness, but it is on the terrace of Il Riccio that the season finds its statement: an aesthetic that doesn’t simply dress the summer, it stages it.