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Culture08:35 · Jun 28

Israeli Actress Alona Saar Marries Musician Yotam Rabinu in Stylish Tel Aviv Wedding

By טניה גרסיה
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
The story · English

Israeli actress Alona Saar, 28, and musician Yotam Rabinu, 26, tied the knot last Friday after four years together and eight months of engagement. The wedding was attended by Saar's father, Foreign Minister Gideon Saar, his wife journalist Geula Even, and other family and friends, though notably excluding a political associate of her father. Saar’s bridal look reflected a distinct Tel Aviv aesthetic, opting for a minimalist yet romantic midi wedding dress designed by local fashion house Mishimono. The dress featured a fitted upper silhouette with a round, closed neckline and wide straps, crafted from white fabric with delicate floral lace texture. The skirt was asymmetrical with light volume, composed of semi-transparent layers ending in fine lace. Saar’s makeup and hair were done subtly by Adir Fima and Orel Atun, emphasizing a relaxed style. A standout element was her choice of accessories, particularly a pair of striking red suede Jeffrey Campbell heels, model Hints, known for their elegant closed front and low stable heel, which are popular among fashion enthusiasts. The shoes retail for 300 shekels and were sold out at the time of the wedding.

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