The "Life: Actually" series on Netflix, which tells the story of the personal life of Julia Hart, the Jewish American businesswoman and her four children, is already on the list of the ten most watched series around the world.
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Among her four children, Julia's eldest daughter, 28-year-old fashionista 28-year-old, stands out.
She is a digital and social director, a tic-tac-toe, with a successful YouTube channel and an influential Instagram with a page with more than 300,000 followers.
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Hart presents in each episode a fashionable and feminine style that includes couture dresses, tailored suits and meticulous coquettish skirt suits.
She seems to be the real star of the interesting White Girl series that is worth following in the feed.
Among the brands she presents in the unique looks she wears are Gucci, Valentino, Dior, and also Zara and Mango, which she combines precisely with the big names in the fashion world.
Hart also has smaller New York boutiques that are fun to meet like SOLID AND STRIPED.
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During the episodes, Hart presents a particularly photogenic and fashionable relationship with her husband Ben Weinstein, whom she married at only 19 when they were still part of the ultra-Orthodox world.
Weinstein works in the fashion industry as a personal stylist for men's fashion and presents European chic style, with particularly trendy choices.
Ten years ago, when the young couple got married, Hart wore a wig on her head and dressed modestly and in accordance with the laws of the ultra-Orthodox community.
Since returning to her mother's question and moving to Manhattan, Hart's style has changed accordingly.
Hart presents during the episodes great and feminine fashion choices, with some of her choices including pants and bare shirts, which comes up in a conversation with her husband, who is still not quite able to change phase to the secular world.
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A specific look we particularly liked included Diesel jeans, which she wore with an asymmetrical button-down shirt with a chic red Scottish print.
The look in question provoked an argument between her and her husband, who has difficulty digesting the exposed style.
During the conversation between them, Hart does not give up and claims that he should get her new style.
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In an interview with the international fashion magazine GLAMOR Hart said that "I have always loved fashion. Even though I dressed modestly, I invested in my looks. Today I can say with certainty that the best thing that came out of our exit from the ultra-Orthodox community is the fact that I can wear what I want and enjoy all brands. The fashion in the world has to offer. "
Another look we loved included a tailored blue navy suit from the Italian brand considered Gucci, a brand that both she and her husband often wear in the series.
The suit in question is designed in the shape of high-waisted pants in a pedalphone design in the style of the seventies.
On the back, on the back, is written "My body, my choice," a statement that shows exactly where Hart is, and that is the message she conveys daily to her husband and to the world.
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We have no doubt that 360K followers is just the beginning for her, and we anticipate a great success for the slow girl that was discovered in the series.