Over the past year, high fashion’s relationship with flowers underwent a radical evolution. The industry officially moved past flat, predictable floral prints, replacing them with tactile, three-dimensional, and architectural florals. In a world dominated by digital screens, fashion’s biggest runways embraced an unmistakable hunger for volume, texture, and drama. From Paris to New York, designers turned nature into structural art. Oversized silk petals erupted from coat shoulders, dynamic vines coiled around tailored silhouettes, and hyper-realistic blossoms replaced traditional garment construction. We saw deep burgundy peonies, wild berries, and moody ochre tones take over, proving that florals no longer belong to soft, romantic spring aesthetics—they are bold, fierce, and unapologetically theatrical. From the Runway to Wearable Sculpture This global movement isn’t...
Collection Inspired by the breathtaking Dutch Golden Age still-life paintings of Rachel Ruysch, discovered during a visit to the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston
Photographer: Tamuz Rachman
Millinery studio: Maor Zabar Hats
Makeup artist: Or-Yair Bitton
Hair stylist: Tslil Kapash
Models: Yuval Bochan, Workenesh Genanew, and Daniel Shtaiman for Yuli Group
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Photoshoot inspired by TLV Fashion Week 2022.
The Opening event was a show which created by collaboration with the Israeli Ministry of Agriculture in which I presented several original and unique headpieces I designed for the show.The photoshoot focuses on the country's finest crops.
In quarantine, alone. Sterile and grasping for a touch of purity, some connection to the world. All that remains in this confinement is designing for the sake of art. Using recycled and re-purposed materials, to creating designs inspired by the Corona Virus, this project is the expression of our creativity from the safe imprisonment of our homes. This work shows the world that despite the difficulties and fears of today, this virus will not defeat our creativity, and inspiration can be found in even the darkest of times.
https://bellamag.co/israeli-photographer-finds-beauty-and-inspiration-in-a-pandemic/
Photography - Shai GabrielyArt directing and style - Maor ZabarModel - Dinka KlebanovaHair and Makeup - Ben Kader
