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Eden Pines celebrates turning 29 in a pastel fairy-tale look

By מערכת וואלה אופנה
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
The story · English

Model Eden Pines celebrated her 29th birthday with a surprise party that, according to reports, was not very successful as a surprise. Friends and family gathered for the event, but one of Pines’ friends apparently failed to keep the secret and excitedly tipped her off before the party.

Pines, who has had a busy year with her husband, singer Osher Cohen, attended the celebration dressed in a carefully styled outfit arranged by Studio SO, the bridal and eveningwear studio of Sapir Ozer. The birthday look was a two-piece set in pastel lilac, designed with a fairy-tale, romantic feel.

The top was structured like a built-in corset with a bateau neckline that exposed the shoulders, paired with a low-rise maxi skirt. A thin body chain emphasized the waist, while matching embroidery and beads formed a delicate, sparkling floral pattern across the fabric.

Her styling was completed by hairstylist Or Tzairi, who created a half-up look with tight braids starting near the scalp and ending in tasteful crimped extensions. The overall effect, according to the report, was feminine, elegant and slightly seductive, combining softness with a strong presence.

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