Fashion

The First Lady attended the U.S. Navy's 250th birthday in a relaxed look, but her outfit cost thousands of shekels – from a NIS 2,800 leather jacket to NIS 2,200 shoes.

Animal prints return in full force, polka dots get a retro makeover, and charms have become a must-have – all the fall 2025 trends already taking over social media and stores in Israel.

The billionaire’s wife appeared in a deep-plunging Valentino silk dress for a lavish family dinner in Paris, showcasing her glamorous style alongside her husband and adopted daughter.

Israel's long-running fashion fair marks 20 years of local street style. From an intimate 2005 event, it grew into a key platform for independent designers and Israeli street culture.

A new year, a new vision: The brands launching perfumes in both feminine and masculine versions, the robotic vacuum cleaner, yogurts that bring Greece to the table, and beer with a German atmosphere.

The jacket worn by actor Ian McShane in the 1980s British series Lovejoy has become 2025’s hottest trend. Kate Moss and Sophia Loren have already caught on, and prices are skyrocketing.

After four years of selling exclusively online, Noam Hazan’s handbag brand is entering physical stores in Israel. The Story chain will be the exclusive retailer of the famous golden clutch.

Adir Yaakov, who has styled the hair of Bar Refaeli, Koral Simanovitz, and Yael Poliakov, has become the head hairstylist for the hair brand Oliere Paris – and honestly, he deserves it.

Keren Bartov, the celebrity beautician, brings the Hollywood laser to Israel – a treatment that gives skin a radiant, smooth look like celebrities’ in just a few minutes.

The boho chic trend, with its wide and flowing cuts and delicate prints, is exactly what we need for the feeling of freedom that comes with Sukkot.