WAMP: ’Design In The City’ @ Erzsébet Square, 5 August

  • 2 Aug 2018 8:56 AM
WAMP: ’Design In The City’ @ Erzsébet Square, 5 August
Summer WAMP fairs always mean a good possibility to find exciting novelties and spend an agreeable afternoon at Erzsébet Square.

Now that Sziget Festival is just about to kick off, there will be a special emphasis on party outfits and comfy festival gear.

So, this month's market will feature ezsubegz and MAKE design, both offering you chic and functional (gym) bags and backpacks to carry all the necessary things with you, while the pretty leather sun-shield of agneskovacs protects your face against the UV-rays.

The light, pretty knitwear of Eszka helps you remain fashionable when temperatures drop during the night, and you may also want to check out the colorful, eye-catching tops and T-Shirts of Pamut Apparel and Erikataylor, or the dresses of MZF mezofiandrea, all made by the concept of simplicity and pleasantness.

As for stylish accesories, you can choose from the inspiring works of Theia design and L'arbre design. 

Date and time: 5 August, 11 am - 7 p.m.

Venue: 
1051 Budapest, 
Erzsébet Square

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