In Vilnius, restaurants and fashion designers have teamed up to showcase local fashions on mannequins placed at empty tables to help enforce social distancing.
, cafés, and bars and allowed them to operate indoors , the capital city has come up with another creative solution—turning the empty restaurant tables into fashion displays.from Go Vilnius, the city’s tourism agency, local restaurants and fashion designers have teamed up to showcase “this season’s fashion” on mannequins placed at the empty tables.
The pieces come from 19 different boutiques, featuring work from local brands and designers; a few dozen restaurants and cafés in the city’s Old Town Glass Quarter are currently involved."Empty tables inside our restaurant look rather odd, and we don't have any way to remove them," local restaurant owner Bernie Ter Braak said in a statement. “Therefore, we decided to reach out to our neighbors, fashion boutique stores, and invited them to use our empty tables to showcase their newest collections. The news spread, and well-known designers joined this project, which keeps gaining interest across the city." At each display, diners will find information about the products, as well as where they can buy them, too. So far, over 60 mannequins have been placed at the unused indoor tables. The collaboration is expected to run through the end of May.
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