I haven’t written in my blog for a while now, and I’m not sure what the reason was, I kept on looking for things that interested me but couldn’t really find anything that spectacular. I am however going to continue following Yanai Yechiels photo shoots in offices and other work places; This time he is visiting the Yarkon Tel-Aviv fire fighter station.
Asaf Pariente
Ben Haham
Eran Meoded
Eti Brazili
Sharon Bitan
Shaul Rahamim
As promised I am continuing to follow Israeli work-fashion by photographer Yanai Yechiel, this time at an advertising and media company by the name of TBWA/DIGITAL in Tel-Aviv (by the way, just so you know, Tel-Aviv is not the only city in Israel). Like I wrote in part one of this project, it is a known fact that Israelis do not dress up for work, which makes me wonder whether the subjects knew they were being photographed that day and came to work with their favorite/best outfits.
Alex Tim
Michal Potorski Zalal
Sefi Erlich
Tal Forkosh
Yariv Barnblum
4/26/08
Avital, Tel-Aviv (by Nimrod I look)
4/25/08
Miu Song, Tel-Aviv (by the street walker)
4/22/08
Ilil, Tel-Aviv (by nimrod - i look)
4/17/08
Tomer & Carolyn, Tel-Aviv (by Nimrod, Ilook)
4/15/08
Aria, Tel-Aviv (by the street walker)
4/10/08
Dana, Tel-Aviv (by Nimrod, Ilook)
Linor, Tel-Aviv (by Nimrod, Ilook)
3/17/08
Tekomri, Tel-Aviv (by the street walker)
Israeli fashion photographer Yanai Yehiel came up with a great new project all about fashion in the workplace.
In the past, I spoke about the fact that Israeli work wear is extremely casual, so I found it interesting that the first group he chose to shoot are actually employees of the British embassy in Tel-Aviv. Although they are in Israel they have two things that differentiate them from most Israelis:
A. they are mostly British born and raised and are used to wearing office attire to work
B. they work in the British embassy that has a “casual smart” dress code.
More to come…
Helen Sikes
Caron Stahil
Jim Butry
Julia Smith
Leo Sullivan
Michal Gitnik
Ravit Harari
While living in Israel I found the way people express themselves through their clothing interesting. The freedom of fashion allows the individualists to truly look like one of a kind. Being in New York I am so far away from the fashion forward street fashion of Tel Aviv. Recently, I had the pleasure of corresponding with Nimrod, a very hip guy with a chic sense of style. Nimrod that lives in Israel and has his own street fashion blog. The photos posted here are from him as well as Yael Saloma of the StreetWalker blog.
3/20/2008
Karin, Tel-Aviv (By Nemrod)
Gadi, Tel-Aviv (by Nimrod)
3/12/2008
Tamar, Tel Aviv (by The Street Walker)
Bar, Tel-Aviv (By Nimrod)
3/8/2008
Jessie, Tel-Aviv (by Nimrod)
3/7/2008
Ofri, Tel Aviv (by the street walker)
Keren, Tel-Aviv (by The Street Walker)
3/2/2008
Alon, Tel-Aviv (by Nimrod)
2/29/2008
Iris, Tel-Aviv (by The Street Walker)
2/26/2008
Karina, Tel-Aviv (by The Street Walker)
Michal, Tel-Aviv (by The Street Walker)
Michal, Tel-Aviv (by Nimrod)