Dana Zarmon put a big smile on the faces of quite a few of her followers, who, like all of us these days, are also looking for a corner of sanity and routine, and announced the return of her famous daily look, which she uploaded consistently for exactly an entire year, until the beginning of last September.
In a conversation we had with Zarmon, we asked her to tell us when she regained her desire to engage in fashion, whether she intends to continue with it until the end this time as well, and what responses she has already received on the subject from the audience exposed to her content.
Dana Zarmon and her family at the emotional moment, photo: Instagram
"Luke Yomi, season two, we've started! Let's get dressed!" declared Zarmon enthusiastically, but immediately tried to lower expectations among the surfers. "I do have to say I'm not going to announce 365 right now because look how I'm panting now. I can say that I will make the maximum effort to dress with you every day," she promised. "Expect a lot of pajama looks because like. Sorry," she showed her stomach. When she finished dressing, she repeated, "We're back to the daily look, I'm excited," she said just before going through all the items she was wearing, wearing and wearing.
We are in complex times. When did the desire to photograph the daily look return?
"As soon as I didn't feel the need to hide, so did the desire to leave the house."
We saw in the first video that you emphasized comfort. Does that mean from now on it's just sweatshirts?
"I hope not. But mostly there will be an emphasis on comfort, and of course what surpasses me."
Is the intention to continue with this until the end of pregnancy?
"I'm not committing this time. Because I understand the physical difficulty in getting dressed and even during pregnancy, the body changes and grows and sometimes I feel less comfortable exposing it in front of the camera. But that's part of the challenge I'm willing to accept."
Already received comments about the return?
"Lots and lots of paragons, lots and lots of excited and missing. And also some who were upset because they had already given birth, and I remembered to come up with it only now."
Is there any message that is important for you to convey?
"To mention that this challenge goes far beyond fashion, the goal is to encourage everyone to feel comfortable in their own bodies. Getting dressed is a banal everyday task, but it takes on a lot of weight, literally. And many times during these moments we criticize ourselves very much and even try to hide. So the goal is to produce the opposite. To lighten the experience, to show the most banal and human process in the truest and most raw way, to strengthen the positive body image and also to have fun along the way."
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