Anna Zack was promoted to the major leagues this year after the success of her hit "Go to Sleep".
Since then, her every step in the media has been accompanied by extensive coverage, and as befits her oasis, Zack is assisted by a stylist who dresses her in the clothes of the best designers in Israel.
Photo: Shai Tamir
Anna Zack's new hit called "Who's It?" Was recently released.
The clip brings with it a line for women in Israel - the suits are here to stay, in different colors and varied fabrics.
Many girls in Israel usually prefer to wear jeans and a t-shirt in a basic color, black, white or gray, and it will be interesting to see if the object of their admiration will influence their fashion choices.
Photo: Shai Tamir
While many teen stars like Noa Kirl or Ella Lee choose to wear clothes that are seemingly sexy like leotards or t-shirts, the choice of suits is considered bold and groundbreaking.
The one who first appropriated the look in Israel is the singer Noga Erez.
Responsible for the colorful suits in the clip is the wedding dress designer, Ricky Dalal.
For the benefit of the clip, Dalal has designed 25 suits in three different cuts, all with large flaps.
Some consist of a double closure blazer and some with a blazer with only large flaps, tube pants and pedalphone pants.
All suits were sewn from German velvet in a variety of colors, printed cotton velvet and a variety of brocade in different colors.
Ricky Dalal has been designing wedding dresses for over 40 years.
She is also responsible for all the performance clothes you saw on screen in the last season of "Dancing with the Stars," and it is also considered the biggest costume project on television, where she worked closely with Eden Pines, Bar Sommer, Yael Bar Zohar, Sandy Bar and more.
Photo: Shai Tamir
During the filming for the show, she met the stylist Mazal Hasson, who works with the biggest stars in the Israeli entertainment industry, and together they created the looks of the colorful suits worn by the singer, dancers in Zack's music video.
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