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Ofer Nissim’s Pride Party Drew Israeli Stars in High-Gloss Looks

By מערכת וואלה אופנה
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
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Tel Aviv’s Pride celebrations peaked over the weekend, with the city’s Pride parade on Friday followed by Ofer Nissim’s annual, much-discussed Pride party. The event unfolded over many hours in the park, where several leading Israeli singers appeared one after another in showy, stage-ready outfits.

Frida Uzel took a short break from the studio of “Dancing with the Stars” and arrived in a custom sculpted look by Oria Azran, featuring a gold armor-like strapless top and a fringe skirt decorated with sparkling stones. Nasrin wore a couture piece by Alon Livne, styled by Eliav Maman, that was made especially for her by hand over five straight days by a team of seven seamstresses and embroiderers at Livne’s studio.

The dress was said to be worth about 100,000 shekels and included more than 10,000 carefully selected stones and beads, each one sewn in individually for a glittering stage effect. Anna Zak, another favorite of the LGBTQ community, wore a look by Lior Schwartzman, a Shenkar fashion graduate and owner of the LIOR bridal and eveningwear studio, styled by Mazal Hasson.

Zak’s outfit included a white lace bodysuit with all-over sparkle, matching fishnet tights, and high white boots. Shiri Maimon closed out the star lineup in a black, glittering mini outfit with sexy garters, designed by Liel Yamin.

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