Ibiza is getting a fashion insider's guide from Fashionista, with Annie Doble, founder and creative director of Annie's Ibiza, sharing her favourite places to eat, shop and experience the island.

The feature presents a side of Ibiza that goes far beyond its famous nightlife, with Doble highlighting the island's creativity, history, people and distinctive sense of freedom.

Doble has been visiting Ibiza since she was a teenager and describes the island as a place where people from completely different backgrounds come together. Her connection to Ibiza also became the foundation for Annie's Ibiza, which opened in Ibiza's Old Town in 2018.

A Different Side of Ibiza

Fashionista's guide focuses on the places and experiences that make Ibiza special beyond the club scene.

For breakfast, Doble recommends The Croissant Show, describing it as an ideal place to enjoy a slow morning and watch Ibiza Town gradually come to life.

For lunch, her choice is La Paloma, a restaurant surrounded by nature that she describes as authentic to Ibiza.

She also recommends the ice cream at Es Moli, particularly after a day in the sun.

Dalt Vila at the Heart of Her Ibiza

Doble's connection with Ibiza Town is particularly strong.

She describes spending slow mornings at her home in Dalt Vila, while her original Annie's boutique is located in the historic centre.

The Old Town has also played an important role in the development of her fashion business. What began as a boutique in Ibiza eventually grew into an international fashion brand, with Annie's now also established in London and New York.

Ibiza Through a Fashion Lens

Doble's perspective is particularly interesting because her work has become closely associated with Ibiza's distinctive style.

Her approach combines vintage fashion, craftsmanship and bold occasionwear, with the island serving as a continuing source of inspiration.

Earlier this year, Fashionista reported on the brand's new chapter as it expanded internationally, while Doble explained that the designs remain rooted in the spirit of Ibiza even as the business grows globally.

Her fashion world has also attracted an international celebrity following, helping take the aesthetic associated with Ibiza's Old Town to fashion audiences far beyond the island.

More Than a Party Island

Perhaps the most interesting part of Fashionista's feature is its underlying message.

Ibiza is often reduced internationally to clubs, DJs and nightlife, but Doble's recommendations present a much broader picture: peaceful mornings in Dalt Vila, restaurants surrounded by nature, local food, independent fashion and the island's creative community.

That perspective echoes a growing conversation about Ibiza's identity as the island attracts more luxury tourism and international attention.

The appeal is not simply the nightlife.

It is the combination of landscape, creativity, culture, food, fashion and the freedom to experience the island in your own way.

Fashionista's Ibiza Guide

With Annie Doble as its guide, Fashionista's feature offers another international spotlight on Ibiza's lifestyle and creative scene.

And perhaps the biggest takeaway is simple: there is much more to Ibiza than the party.

From the historic streets of Dalt Vila to its restaurants, independent boutiques and quieter corners, the island continues to offer a distinctly creative identity that remains difficult to replicate anywhere else.

Source: Fashionista, "A Stylish Person's Guide to Ibiza, by Annie Doble"