Less than a year after setting up her own fashion brand, Shahar Avnet is dressing the likes of Queen Bey and Netta Barzilai – and she credits good old-fashioned chutzpah
An Orthodox Jewish ex-attorney who gets her inspiration from her aunt in Pardes Hannah is the woman behind Batsheva, a much-lauded New York line of dresses
Nili Lotan, who doesn't employ a professional CEO and finds fashion shows a waste of money, just opened her third store between Tribeca and the Hamptons
Is there some unwritten dress code? The cabinet’s macho men are brandishing black puff from Netanyahu on down
The 'kova tembel' hat was once a symbol of hard-working, Zionist Israel, but disappeared in the 80s. Now it’s staging an unlikely comeback in a fashion exhibit at the Museum of Mordern Art in New York
Fittingly, the woman whose all-white wardrobe would ultimately become her trademark, is now buried in the White City of Tel Aviv
'Israelis simply don't give a fuck about clothes,' says Hed Mayner, who was the talk of the Paris Men's Fashion Week in June, after less than four years in the industry
Brooklyn-based Mimi Hecht and Mushky Notik have big plans to export their modesty fashion enterprise around the world
International designers are taking Muslim fashion increasingly seriously, with ‘modest fashion’ weeks and an Arab version of Vogue. But the development that’s exciting some Israeli-Arab women the most is Nike’s upcoming sports hijab.
The collection is authentic, contemporary Americana that sends a clear message to women: Don’t shine, don’t stand out, be careful.