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Culture09:04 · Aug 6

Maggie Tabibi Stuns in Military-Style Jacket on Channel 14 News

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

Maggie Tabibi, the anchor of Channel 14's news edition, caught attention on Wednesday evening with a standout military-style jacket, marking one of the most fashionable pieces of the past year. Despite the unusual choice for the typically hot August weather in Israel, the jacket was practical for the cool, air-conditioned studio environment. The piece, sourced from Zara's current collection and priced at 259 shekels, features a khaki suede-like material with a high collar and black contrasting details, inspired by Napoleonic braid closures.

This jacket exemplifies the recent micro-trend of military-inspired outerwear, which has gained popularity amid global tensions and a renewed interest in authoritative fashion statements. The style includes olive green military jackets with epaulets and parkas that convey leadership and discipline, reinterpreted with theatrical flair. The look is both functional and stylish, offering a commanding presence on screen and in everyday wear.

Stylist Tal Dvir curated this look for Tabibi, highlighting how classic tailored news presenter attire can be spiced up to reveal personal style and spark conversation. The military jacket trend, reminiscent of early 2000s fashion, combines nostalgia with contemporary relevance, making it a key piece for the season.

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