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Hostage survivor Maya Regev walks Tel Aviv Fashion Week runway
Former hostage Maya Regev walked the runway at Israel Canada Tel Aviv Fashion Week 2025 wearing a yellow ribbon, making a powerful statement at the Upcoming Designers show.
Wearing a yellow ribbon and oversized denim dress, former hostage Maya Regev walked the runway Wednesday during the Upcoming Designers fashion show at Israel Canada Tel Aviv Fashion Week 2025.
Regev appeared on the runway during the segment featuring young designer Noam Maayan, who owns the fashion brand Pattern. Maayan's collection featured primarily blue jeans items with a unique twist. Regev's look included black boots and a long yellow ribbon in her hair that reached the floor.
Others who walked Pattern's runway included Shahar Saul, Stefan Lager, stylist Itai Bezalel, and others.
The fashion show, in collaboration with Roladin, began with a separate show featuring looks from various designers alongside hats by hat designer Maor Tzabar, inspired by Roladin's donuts. On this part of the runway, Dian Schwartz appeared in a fantastic wedding dress by designer Liel Yamin, alongside other impressive models wearing unique hats and pieces by Israeli fashion designers.
Dian Schwartz appeared in a fantastic wedding dress by designer Liel Yamin (Photo: Dor Gabay)
The Upcoming Designers show featured five designers. During the show, talented designers Yuval Alroey, Klil Dekel, Alma Spiegler, and Omer Michael also presented, each showcasing a distinct collection.
Alroey presented prints closely associated with her brand Outre, expressing the unique style of the promising designer who graduated from Shenkar. In the Outre section, Ariela Wertheimer also walked, wearing a two-piece tailored suit with a unique embroidered print on the left side of the jacket.
Ariela Wertheimer also walked, wearing a two-piece tailored suit with a unique embroidered print on the left side of the jacket (Photo: Dor Gabay)
Klil Dekel, the Israeli designer living in Florence, presented an edgy, urban collection with gothic inspirations that gave the entire event an international twist.
Designers Alma Spiegler and Omer Michael also presented collections that align with the international fashion industry and feature classic casual pieces with interesting details.
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