One of the strongest trends is an unconventional combination of two dominant colors - pink and green.
Both appear in many items this season, mostly separately, but surprisingly both.
The international and local fashionistas have already adopted the colors for the closet, and our Slavs have not missed the hot trend either, so who did it best?
Here's some inspiration.
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Model Yael Shelby looks great wearing a bright green maxi dress with a cut that resembles a swimsuit top.
This is a very summery dress that exposes the rib area in front and back.
She combined the dress with white accessories, sunglasses, a side bag and flip flops.
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The one who managed to combine the two prominent colors is the model Maya Kay in a bikini swimsuit.
At the top are triangles and at the bottom a tying cut.
The dominant color is green and pink comes as a frame that bounces off the item.
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Singer and actress Meshi Klenstein dressed in a more elegant total look, with the dominant item being a pink tailored jacket, which she paired with a white button-down shirt and jeans.
There is no doubt that the jacket bounces the whole look and compliments it very much.
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Lake Bohbut (@agam__buhbut)
The Lake Bohbot soldier looks great in a sporty total look that features a fuchsia pink suit and a white top with long sleeves on top.
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Beautician Aline Cohen looks stunning in a two-piece green suit that features an asymmetrical top that reveals a belly and a high-waisted knee-length skirt.
She paired the suit with black sunglasses and underestimated the accessories to give the outfit the stage, we loved.
We know that most Israelis prefer to wear black, white and jeans, but we are in favor of trying on colors and not being afraid to stand out.
Summer brings with it a sense of growth and optimism and this colorfulness blends into clothes.
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