On October 7th, Idan Shteoi went to the Nova festival together with many young people who just wanted to have a good time.
On that Black Sabbath, Idan was kidnapped to Gaza and has not returned since.
Hila, the sister of Idan Shatvi, unveils a significant work in support of the fight for the release of Idan and his kidnapped friends.
She created a special collection of clothes with strong messages, meant to remind the world of the difficult case they experienced that day.
Before that black Sabbath, Hila was immersed in a degree in interior design and visual communication, which she does at the same time as fashion design in her online store.
Idan Shatvi, photo: courtesy of the family
Since that black Sabbath, Hila closed the clothing store immediately, stopped her studies, began to face this new unrealistic reality, this reality also brought with it a very difficult mental and physical condition.
For over 100 days she has been in a continuous nightmare and suddenly she felt the longing to design something and thus the idea was born to produce a clothing line with strong messages for the return of the abducted.
The collection of Hila Shtiv-Eliyahu / Public Relations
"Black Sabbath and my personal story provided me with the inspiration to create meaning in the difficult reality experienced by Idan and the other abductees. In the collection I created, I intend to remind and bring the difficult events to the world, while supporting the struggle and the mental and physical rehabilitation of Idan and his friends. My designs are not only clothes, but visual means of communication that will lead to medium and financial investment in the struggle. My dream is that they will wake up in the morning and want to put on this sweatshirt also because it is simply beautiful, but mostly because you decided today to remind everyone who sees you, where our hearts are, what happened to us, how broken our hearts are, about the fallen , about the abductees, about the soldiers, about our children.
"The biggest dream is to continue producing after they return, and that these profits will be transferred to donations for their mental and physical rehabilitation, here with us, in the Land of Israel."
The collection of Hila Shtiv-Eliyahu, photo: Yehchat
It will be possible to purchase the collection at the Azrieli Mall in Tel Aviv this Friday, 1/26 between the hours of 9:00 and 15:00.
About 20% of the profits will be transferred to the fight for the return of Idan and the other abductees.
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