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Tel Aviv Urban Fair
The first Israeli fashion Urban Fair is taking place this weekend. The urban street fashion fascinated Yaara and Karen Zaks for a long time until they decided to do something about it. They gathered under the same roof all of Tel Aviv’s trend-setters for a fashion event offering special fashion brands, photo [...]
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Every fall we wait for the moment the rain will come and we can store our beloved flip flops in the closet and get into a trendy pair of boots. There is no reason to deny it- a good pair of boots are the urban most convenient, accessible and cool accessory around. If you take [...]
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The use of accessories developed immeasurably in recent years, both in Israel and outside it, and their place in the fashion world today is not less than the clothes. Last weekend we were at the 2009 winter accessories market, the largest Israeli fashion event of fashion accessories that was held in Tel Aviv.
We went to [...]
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Shoefuni Shoes Market
Shoefuni of winter 2009 offers designers’ shoes of leading Israeli brands.
During the event, hundreds of pairs of shoes of 20 designers of leading brands for the winter will be presented. Shoefuni is the first shoes market in Israel, a joint venture of Athaliah Hosea, a boutique shop owner, and Maya Levy, a shoes designer for ”Olive Thomas” brand.
The [...]
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The Israeli Accessories market
The Israeli Accessories market was established in January 2007 from a desire to give exposure to young designers and to promote local action in the field of fashion accessories design. This year the market will feature a large range of Fashion jewelry, Handbags, Wallets, belts, charms, shoes and many other pretty things [...]
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Walk On Map Flip Flops, were designed for the 100 birthday of the city of Tel Aviv-Israel. These cool flip flops reflect the dynamic and colorful nature of Tel Aviv and feature a map of the city designed on the flip flops, marking the main streets, attraction and beaches.
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Have nothing to wear? Just throw on a t-shirt. You probably already own quite a few.Mostly everyone has a drawer stuffed of t-shirts, many that could tell their life story. The drawer is probably likely full of ones made in preschool, to grade school pride day tees, family vacation memorabilia or t-shirts that bring back [...]
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Take a walk through Gan Hahashmal (pronounced Gan Hachashmal) in Tel Aviv today and you’ll find that the neighborhood is practically unrecognizable compared to just a few years ago. The pockets of criminals and seedy establishments that once inhabited this region have now been replaced with high-end designer shops and cafes. Gan Hahashmal, or “the [...]
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For two days every week the length of Nahalat Binyamin Street in Israel transforms from a typical passageway into a artists and designer fair like no other.
The street becomes filled with arts and craft vendors and pedestrians strolling from table to table negotiating prices on accessories and buying keepsakes. Both sides of the street are lined [...]
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Street fashion blogs have taken the world by storm, turning everyday civilians into high-fashion models via the web. These photoblogs have sprung up in almost every major city in the world and draw attention to the unique style and feel that each city is known for in the world of high fashion. Munich has one, Istanbul [...]
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IsRealli is a remarkable blog by the Israeli Consulate in New York City that uncovers the many great sides of Israel. The blog brings attention to country’s booming culture, nightlife and it’s passionate people. Isrealli recently highlighted Tel Aviv’s recognition as one of the best cities in the world by Wallpaper, a well-known magazine in [...]
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To own a Kisim bag is to own a unique statement in Israeli design.
Founded in 1999, Yael Rosen’s line of leather handbags and accessories are innovative and crafted with a contemporary, yet feminine edge–influenced by Rosen’s own personal style–which she refers to as a haphazard approach to a classic style.
Rosen finds it fascinating to create [...]
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