The Cycladic visual vocabulary — white cubic architecture, cobalt blue domes, natural rock, turquoise water — is the most white-linen-specific context in the PP journal. White PP linen against a whitewashed wall, above a turquoise sea, under Aegean light: the garment and the setting read as made for each other.

For Paros and Naoussa. The most liveable of the central Cyclades — the Parikia old town, the Naoussa fishing harbour, the Santa Maria beach. White PP linen over natural swim shorts for the beach and the boat; a navy PP linen shirt with linen trousers for the Naoussa harbour restaurant evening.

For Naxos. The largest Cycladic island — the Portara marble gate visible from the ferry, the mountain interior villages, the longest beach in the Cyclades. White PP linen over natural swim shorts throughout the day.

For Milos. The volcanic island — the Sarakiniko white volcanic landscape, the Kleftiko sea caves. White PP linen on the boat between the caves; natural swim shorts for the swimming. The white volcanic rock of Sarakiniko is the most photographically specific white-linen context in the Cyclades.

For the inter-island ferries. White PP linen on deck; natural swim shorts for any swimming at the island beaches between crossings.

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