In her shoes: What's the story of Liron Weizmann and the sneakers? - Walla! Fashion

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After a series of on-screen appearances, Liron Weizmann decided to stick with the white sneakers in the current season of "Big Brother." Is this a clear feminist statement? Purely fashionable?

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In her shoes: What's the story of Liron Weizmann and the sneakers?

After a series of on-screen appearances, Liron Weizmann decided to stick with the white sneakers in the current season of "Big Brother."

Is this a clear feminist statement?

Purely fashionable?

And where does the thin line go where the message begins to lose it?

We went out to check

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Tanya Garcia

Tuesday, 10 August 2021, 08:30 Updated: 08:38

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Liron Weizman at the opening of the season of "Big Brother" (Official Instagram)

Being a woman on TV is not always the easiest thing to do.

There are many versions that support this statement but one of them is common: heels.

Going out on the small screen means wearing in most cases unbearable shoes that aim to shape a long, feminine leg that suffers from pain at almost every stage.

Is it possible to be three hours live on stilettos without exhibiting a pinch of pain?

The answer is - probably not.

Sample military dress and Nike sneakers (Photo: PR)

Much of the buzz created around "Big Brother" is thanks to the looks of

Liron Weizmann

, who one evening decided to take the stage with white sneakers and from that moment on hardly took them off.

It was refreshing the first time, the second time we said - 'come on, one more cool for us', but it is clear that there is a trend here that is not going to stop.

The sneaker trend is deeply ingrained in the world of styling.

For several good years we have been accustomed to a comfortable shoe that fits almost any outfit and it is already a procedure that makes your style lighter, less strenuous and transmits vibes of "I do not care".

The question is, what is really behind Liron Weizmann's performance?

Is this a fashionable statement?

A kind of small revolt under the auspices of feminism or is she simply the most beautiful when she is comfortable?

Here they walked on heels alongside a sexy evening dress from Helga in State Square (Photo: PR Network)

In the first broadcast, it launched white Nike shoes combined with an olive green dress by the Israeli brand 'Sample' with a built-in waist belt.

The next look consisted of a tailored black look at the bottom with a thin purple knit shirt, with prominent black buttons and a complete white Converse with a black stripe.

There was also a tight black dress and white sneakers, a bright and tailored red suit by Zadig & Walter, this time combined with Adidas' Stan Smith, and the latest look, dressy and powerful - a red Valentino dress consisting of a white collar at the bottom, a thin belt with the brand logo and no white, Of Reebok.

The white color in the shoe segment is repeated in continuous uniformity, to the credit of Weizmann and stylist Reuven Cohen, it can be said that he is indeed well photographed and suitable for any look, even if it is not the invention of the century.

Knitted shirt full of boutique and Converse for girls (Photo: Network 13)

It seems that the women's call for the small protest on the Neve Ilan stage is part of Weizmann's statement, which is legitimate and understandable: "Why should a woman follow certain norms, who will decide for me what to wear?

This is how she responded to one of her Instagram followers: "For years we have been used to thinking that classy women should stand on their own two feet. This is an old thought in my eyes, we are no longer in the nineties, we have done some way since. "He's a man. I're rightly remembered. They's representations in sneakers as well. By the way, I'm not against high heels, not really.

So yes, there seems to be a kind of unequivocal statement here for her, and the network responds accordingly with quite admirable support for Weizmann’s choice.

Suit by Zadig & Walter and sneakers (Photo: Network 13)

Does a live broadcast in prime time require any formality?

In our opinion, yes, and it is likely that those involved in the craft will feel the same way.

Feminism will wait for us a moment around the corner.

It may sound a bit like a prejudice that a woman should wear heels, put on make-up and dress up in order to convey femininity, but the chauvinistic eye only takes up space here for those who want to see it that way.

Yes, we are in an age where the message right now is to instill an understanding that no one can decide on us, the Mi Tu period has taken over us and rightly so.

Sneakers are crazy, so are heels - just let's take a nap.

It's finally happening: Liron Weizmann in her most chic season to date

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Valentino red dress

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Ultimately clothing is part of a worldview and often conveys hidden messages or deliberate opinions and Weizmann's important message seems to have been understood by all of us.

So what's the alternative?

No problem walking on the flat occasionally and "going crazy" with sneakers or anything else comfortable and 'unusual' that has not yet been seen on screen.

It's actually refreshing if there's any say behind it.

But why not diversify?

In color, in model, maybe take breaks between broadcasts to intensify the segment, and even heelless sandals in the crazy heat of August can come into play.

Our tired twin muscles will thank you.