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Sapir Avisror: "Since that moment I have not been sitting forward in a taxi"
Fashion designer and Instagram anchor Sapir Avisror is a woman who must lead.
She is the mother of little Tal, cultivates an independent fashion business and takes care of balancing the chains with "real life".
In a special interview, she talks about the tumultuous childhood, the "bloggers", the stable relationship and the scum from the taxi that is hard for her to forget.
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Friday, 03 September 2021, 07:30 Updated: 07:31
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"I was just drawn to everything outside the box."
Sapir Avisror (Photo: Elad Admoni)
The eyebrows of fashion designer and Instagram anchor
Sapir Avisror
.
Before we begin, it is important to get down to business.
That is, to understand that they are not really related to those of the Mexican painter Frida Kahlo.
This, as is well known, specialized in self-portraits that revealed a thick forest, with no central access path, above her pair of black eyes.
Avisror (27, married to Lior, plus one 11-month-old) has never allowed her eyebrows to behave in public: she has always made sure to have a spacious path in the center of the forest - if only to ease firefighting in the event of a recent forest fire. Jerusalem.
"The corona has relieved me of the pressure of being available all the time" (Photo: Elad Admoni)
"Frida Kahlo is a symbol of female empowerment, but I'm not shouting that thing," she admits.
"When I was in 'Eat Girls' I had more connected eyebrows than now and that was my life's mistake. Today I know I need to lower a little more in the middle. Besides, the comparison to Frida Kahlo is no longer so relevant because today such eyebrows is style in levels. Today no one "Tell me nothing about eyebrows because it's not unusual, but until a few years ago it really wasn't like that. When people saw me, the first thing they said to me was 'Wow, what's going on with you? Why don't you do eyebrows? What are those eyebrows?' .
Offended?
"Most not. Look, it's not that I'm one-eyed. ' the question".
"I did not score. I must lead" (Photo: Ronen Padida)
And yet, even if Avisror supports repairs and renovations in order to align with what is accepted in society (recently, by the way, she also lifted her cheeks slightly), she is undoubtedly a model of strong and independent femininity. It was very hard to miss it in the fourth season of Eat Girls, in which she participated, as well as in the new daily program of HOT Entertainment "The Bloggers" - a panel of young influencers, talking about fashion, grooming, relationships and other topics suitable for morning shows. Avisror is there with Roni Sheinkman, Shania Gershovitz, Yuval Caspit and Einav Cohen, on the standard of "the right mother" - a role that the little Tal's mother does well to combine in real life with the ongoing management of her successful fashion brand SAP, with occasional campaigns for leading companies and account management. Her bustling Instagram (119,000 followers).
"The truth is, the corona helped me a lot with that," she says.
"In a normal year I'm sure it was a lot harder for me, because my job requires me to be available all the time and with an 11-month-old it's not really possible. "At home, of course. In fact, he is everything except breastfeeding. He succeeded in it a little at first, but then he became dehydrated and everything passed to me."
"The Bloggers" - Sapir alongside Roni Sheinkman, Shania Gershovitz, Yuval Caspit and Einav Cohen (Photo: Ronen Padida)
Yes, she's funny at times, a funny girl, but if little Tal-Tal is like his mother when he grows up she'll probably laugh a little less.
"I was very rebellious," she says.
"I was not interested in anything to do with studies, exams and matriculation. I was just attracted to everything outside the box: I went to parties a lot, I worked to buy everything I wanted and in general, I made a lot of trouble."
Did you get kicked out of school?
"Obviously, it's basic. I was in a regular school and after a few times I was suspended, I was thrown out completely and moved to a private school. The hours there were more comfortable, there was no uniform, there was a smoking area - every girl's dream."
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One day she was attending a small party with friends in one of the orchards near her home in Beit Dagan - and it didn't really end well. "We smoked a hookah," she recalls, "at some point a charcoal fell on the mattress, the mattress ignited quickly, from there it moved to the trees and there was a big fire. "They will come. Regardless, I think I just felt the need to burn the world. I did not want to be restricted in anything. I always knew that all these studies would not help me because I do not want to go to university or anything like that."
What did you want to do?
"Fashion, art. That's what I wanted. I was always different in the landscape. I didn't dress like other girls did, but they always asked me 'wow, where is that from?'. I don't think it was done to impress the boys. It was a net passion for the matter. "As you interview people and want to hear the most interesting answers, I'm interested in wearing special pants with a headscarf. You can say it's superficial, but that's my satisfaction: dressing myself and dressing others."
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It seems important for you to lead an opinion as well.
"Yeah, obviously. I want everyone to see how to do it right. I've always come to people and said to them, 'Okay, let's see what you have to do.' Not just in dress. In any field. "I really like to show the right way in my opinion. I did not score. I have to lead."
It doesn't really work out with your long relationship with Lior. I understood that you have known each other since the age of 12 and together since the age of 18.
"True, because Lior for me is the basis for everything that happens around. If I did not have this basis, I would have had nothing in life. My relationship with the family was unstable as a child An island of stability. Without it I would have lost myself. Just like that. He saved me from levels. When I ran away from home one day he just picked me up, opened the door for me in his house and made me feel at home. He always loved me, but really, not because Exterior or something, everything inside,deep".
In the "bloggers" you express quite a few longings for bachelorhood.
"Listen, someone who's in a long relationship and doesn't say he misses certain moments in bachelorhood is a liar. Both Lior and I sometimes remember it and talk about it longingly. It makes you feel good, but I would never give up on Lior for that."
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However, it can be assumed that Avisror, who was released from the IDF after a year and a half for psychological reasons, would have survived in our cruel world even alone. There are quite a few stories in support of this assumption.
She had a bag full of clothes from the store and other stores in the mall.
something serious.
A kleptomaniac girl.
In short, I called police and had to testify at the station, so I took a taxi there.
On the way, I told the driver what happened and he, in response, started stroking my legs.
As soon as he stopped at a traffic light, I opened the door and ran away.
He could do almost nothing for me. "
Bastard.
" Yes, scum.
Since then I have never sat forward in a taxi.
Never.
I had another case with another taxi driver who locked me in a taxi after he raised the fare halfway, without telling me.
Only after I cried and gave him the whole wallet did he agree to release me. "
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Unlike many other fashionistas and fashion bloggers, Avisror seems to be connected to life on earth, not living in a movie and even losing a bit of patience when the conversations revolve only around the core topics of the genre, as happens, for example, in "Bloggers".
"For three hours we dug into each other for every 25 minutes," she says.
"It was fun, but there were moments when I said 'enough, you can't talk for so long.'"
You're right.
There is life outside the style bubble.
"Exactly. My son is sick now, for example, and I have to take care of him."
This is more important.
"About a million times."
To watch the first episode of "The Bloggers" click
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