27 shows will take place this week at the "Radiant Fashion Week FAC Tel Aviv 2023", but this year, unlike previous years, many shows open with a panel on an important and burning discussion.
The designers are also taking advantage of the platform and are not afraid to express their opinion on the situation in Israel, and this is how David Wexler opened the first fashion week show.
Wexler (34) is an Israeli-Brazilian fashion designer who specializes in textile and print developments and deals in sustainable fashion, and this time the collaboration is with Kornit Digital, with all the prints being digitally printed.
"David's return: clothes from the future", that's the name of the collection presented by Wexler, which actually has two tribes, one in black and white and the other in exaggerated colors.
Street fashion and protest on the runway - David Wexler opens the fashion week (Photo: Haydon Perrior)
It's street fashion full of styles, but the real focus went to the protest signs that flooded the runway, a topic that Boxler is passionate about and he didn't spare criticism.
"No to dictatorship", "Clothes for traitors", "Democracy now", "We are all sisters", and more.
The overall show was accentuated by huge Bratz eyes painted on the models, some of which even appeared to be crying, presumably to correspond with the overall message.
Wexler takes care of 'treating' old clothes that have passed their time, and gives them renewed life, but beyond the important reference to sustainability, the fashion aesthetics here also appeals to a very specific target audience.
The message, however, is for everyone.
Crying Bratz eyes were painted on the models (photo: Haydon Perrior)
Caring for old clothes that have passed their time - Wexler (Photo: Haydon Perrior)
mother of all, the brand named after Hava Imanu, and has already reached the biggest stars in the world from Hailey Bieber to Kourtney Kardashian, seeks to sanctify all women wherever they are.
The show was opened by the former beauty queens Shavit Wiesel, Titi Ainahu, Tahila Levy, Jenny Charvani, Talin Abu Hana and Rana Raslan with a particularly surprising performance, but it was evident that the looks were quite challenging for quite a few of those walking the runway.
Short mini dresses that align with everything that is happening now on the networks, revealing with an intriguing shape in the chest area, extra high slits and other hot trends from Tiktok.
Wiesel comet in mother of all (photo: Orit Panini)
The diversity on the route stood out and women of all sizes, colors and ages walked, yes, even Omar Adam's mother was there and looked great.
Among the fraying dresses and the flowing fabrics, there were also some too short dresses that made it difficult to walk, a split in a successful maxi dress that was tied with a few thin threads on the side in the form of a bow tie, and a fashion malfunction was recorded, and another lavender skirt suit with a successful jacket that was tied with a waist belt.
Challenging mini skirts and tiny tops (Photo: Orit Panini)
The route was sealed with an ivory dress connected with tortured rhombuses by means of thin threads and basically covers all the lowered areas.
Although she seemed to be one of the most dangerous, it actually seemed that every piece was in place.
Rhombus rhombuses - the look that sealed the runway (photo: Orit Panini)
Put an emphasis on diversity.
Omar Adam's mother in a wrap shirt and matching satin skirt (Photo: Orit Panini)
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