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CRÈME DE LA CRÈME

I don't know about you but I've always associated white or cream with purity and festiveness, it's probably a matter of culture and tradition.

So now that these holidays are over and the next holiday, Passover will be in April (… I know Hanukkah is in December, Tu Bishvat in Jan and Purim in March. But between us, a holiday without a significant work break doesn't really count in my eyes ;-))

So what do we do with all this white we bought  ?!

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October 13, 2015

THE LOOK

FRINGE IT!

First thing that pops to mind when I hear fringe – Tina Turner!

There isn't another woman in the world that is best known for that trend and the way to best capitalize on its advantages, more than her

(yes that's right, I grew up in the 80's).

Maybe it's due to the mesmerizing movement of those thin strips of fabric that we are blessed with a brief comeback of this flapping trend on the runways every few years.

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October 6, 2015

YES, WEEKEND!

POSTCARDS

Once, we used to send postcards. Write ourselves in as neat handwriting as possible, and describe our great experiences reserved to distant lands, written on top of a spectacular and colorful image.

I spent the holiday break here in Tel Aviv, so I really wanted to write about my exciting experiences. About the city that swept me in and about the quiet, calm and rest that made my days so pleasant, but none of that really happened …

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September 29, 2015

THE LOOK

STAYCATION

This year, during the holiday period, I decided to make the city my destination.

For a few months now I've been looking enviously at the tourists that decorate our city streets, during my lunchtime and on the way to work, and I promised myself that next time I'm gonna vacay in Tel Aviv!

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September 16, 2015

THE LOOK

l’shana tova

(Happy new year)

The new year always gets me filled with emotions and infuses me with high hopes for the coming year, that me and my loved ones will prosper, realize our dreams, love, rejoice, bloom and that goodness shall be all around.

The week before Rosh Hashanah (the Jewish new year) brings about a special festivity which is characterized by the ritual search for the best holiday recipe, finding the perfect gift for the hosts and of course the existential question "Where will you spend the holidays?"

An important part of the ritual, reserved for this special week, is to find an evening dress for the holiday meal… It is well known that the new year cannot begin without an oil stain or a wine stain on the new dress ;- )

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September 8, 2015