Shlomit Malka - Release us from the curls

It is not easy to be famous, who needs to be dressed and stunned every time - but not everyone always manages to accomplish the task. This time, the unnecessary jacket of Shlomit Malka and the curls, Leah Schneerer of happiness and wealth and wealth. And: How did Ira Dolphin manage to eliminate all the sex appeal? Watch. Walla! Celebs Joan Rivers

Shlomit Malka - Release us from the curls

Let's put the cards on the table: Not everyone has been blessed with a well-developed sense of style. But when you get out of the house, you probably won't be able to record the hard locks you have assembled for you, but the celebs, on the other hand, will probably have to beat up on sin.

Sure, you also happen to be browsing the magazine pages, looking at the famous Instagram pages or bumping into an image of Oshia that you really like - then sitting in the Walla system! NEWS decided it was time to say everything that goes through your mind and you just didn't dare to blurt out, well, maybe a little more than that. Each week, several contestants who are dressed by the best celebs in Israel and around the world will select and receive greetings, comments and enlightenments from system experts: Leah Atar Bachar , Amir Zimmer and Adam Sror .

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This jacket, is it necessary? Shlomit Malka (Photo: Reuven Schneider)

Shlomit Malka at Go Style event (Photo: Reuven Schneider, Dana Kopel, Spring Coast)

This time, Shlomit Malka and her wild curls, Lea Schnier in a bright suit and her ever-revealing Ira Dolphin arrived at the same Fashan event - but which one dressed up the most handsome and most handsome? Xenia Tarantol walked out of the house to break walls in Casual Chic and Hollywood star Zandia walked the red carpet on a really controversial block. Watch, think and choose the look that made you the most.

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