The American fashion magazine "Fashion Gone Rouge" is currently publishing a special and spectacular fashion production starring singer and musician Noga Erez, a production that makes you want to wrap yourself in a large woolen coat in wintry weather.
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In photos taken in New York, Erez appears in the outfits of super designers Stella McCartney, Marc Jacobs and the HIGHLIGHT STUDIO brand.
The production for Sha'ar Yisraelit, and included photographer Shai Franco, stylist Tomer Almoznino and hair design and makeup by Rosa Schwartzman.
Lange Erez has a very unique style of dress, which has already become her trademark, with masculine suits in oversized cuts consisting of cigar pants combined with a turtleneck, buttoned shirt and curly hair combined with a bangs.
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Occasionally she also shows up in Bermuda shorts paired with rough platform shoes paired with a matching jacket.
In the current production, too, her unique style of dress is reflected in her, wearing a camel-colored wool suit in an oversized Marc Jacobs cut, combined with a trendy orange sweater.
We loved the extra wool hat match and the white platform shoes that completed the look.
In another photo, Erez was photographed nonchalantly walking across a crosswalk in a coat-like suit, also by designer Marc Jacobs, and this time in turquoise green.
Erez, who is very attached to the suits, wore a tailored striped suit in a masculine cut by Stella McCartney in shades of black and gray combined with wide pants and a buttoned shirt underneath.
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If we were looking for an equally bright and impressive look, it was when she was photographed on the subway, wearing a three-piece plaid Bermuda suit paired with white tights and white platform shoes from the HIGHLIGHT STUDIO brand.
"It was a very spontaneous production," shares stylist Tomer Almoznino, who is in charge of Erez's styling.
"About two months ago we were by chance each on a private vacation in New York, and we decided to pick up the fashion production."
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On Erez's unique styling, which has become her trademark, he says that "about a year ago I did styling Lange for a certain production, there was a good connection and since then I have accompanied her. The oversized style and male suits have definitely become her trademark, "There are countless possibilities, and with Noga it's to fly over and over again with different interpretations."
On the specific production that was filmed, he says that "these are samples that were shown at fashion shows, and when we were given the opportunity to use them, we were really excited and flew over the production."
Photographer Shay Franco adds that "since we were not committed to any magazine or production dictates in advance, so we could also determine what we wanted and everything flowed wonderfully. We walked around downtown and all sorts of streets in Manhattan, finding a suitable location and filming. Very pretty".
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At the end of filming, Franco offered the production to a number of magazines.
"We got responses from a few magazines that wanted the production, and we chose the American magazine because it's a reputable magazine that focuses on the visual side of fashion, and celebrity clothing styles. They also told a bit about Noga, which is the most appropriate in all respects."
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