Pop-Ups, Sales and Events for the Week of July 25 From left, clockwise: A dress from Misha Nonoo hits the rockas; a Clare Vivier clutch; a Warm cotton voile dress ($175) and hand-glazed pottery ($65); an Orla Kiely for Belkin floral phone case ($39.99). This is the week for out-of-the-box pop-ups. We're familiar with the good-for-business "capsule collection" and the fashion-as-art installation, but Odin is promoting a project called "A Milliner's Story: Albertus Swanepoel" as a "capsule installation." Mr. Swanepoel enlisted fashion friends to create mannequins for his limited-edition creations. Those include an oversize bowler in vintage blue and white houndstooth ($1,200) that sits on a Duckie Brown form covered in googly eyes. At 199 Lafayette Street. The evocatively named urban beach shop Warm will play host to a boutique from, well, the beach: Evoke, which hails from the surf town of Sayulita on Mexico's Pacific Coast. Through Aug. 6, stop in for south-of-the-border wares like cotton voile dresses ($175) and hand-glazed pottery ($65) without leaving NoLIta. At 181 Mott Street. Sales and Events On Thursday from 6 to 9 p.m. Clare Vivier will have a trunk show at the Standard with free monogramming on accessories like a tan leather clutch with red, white and blue stripes ($184). At 442 West 13th Street. On Thursday and Friday, Tia Cibani will have a sale at her studio with all items - think striped peach pencil skirt with side flounce ($110) - 80 percent off. At 3 Ninth Avenue, second floor. The Brooklyn-based vintage e-commerce site NiftyThrifty.com will have monthly sales at its new Greenpoint office. From Thursday to Saturday, look for bargain-basement-priced finds like a MaxMara mini ($25) or a Giambattista Valli tie-waist dress ($40), up to 80 percent off. At 37 Greenpoint Avenue, third floor. There's actually another Target collaboration before 3.1 Phillip Lim drops in September: Orla Kiely for Belkin is a range of cheery protective gear for iPhones and iPads, like a pink floral phone case ($39.99). At 517 East 117th Street; target.com. Rising Sun & Co., the Los Angeles workshop that makes premium denim on machines from the early 1900s, has done a 15-piece run of a jacket in a vintage indigo-dyed fabric ($325) for the Williamsburg men's wear emporium H. W. Carter & Sons. At 127 North Sixth Street, Brooklyn. And at Bergdorf Goodman, the first pre-fall collection from the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund nominee Misha Nonoo is in store. It includes beautifully tailored pieces like a flared dress in crepe with silk organza sleeves ($450).