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תרבות07:58 · Jun 16

Israeli Influencers Flock to Mykonos Wedding of Jewelry Designer Noy Tawil

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A wave of Israeli entertainment and social-media personalities spent the past week at a lavish wedding celebration in Mykonos, Greece. Among the guests was model and influencer Maya Kay, but the bride drew the most attention.

The bride is Noy Tawil, a content creator and jewelry designer from Israel who lives in Miami. She married her partner Steven this week in a series of extravagant parties that attracted several well-known figures from the local industry. The dresses were made by Israeli designers, underscoring the event’s homegrown fashion angle despite the overseas setting.

Tawil’s first look was a gold henna dress by Eli Tala, designed with cutouts at the waist and an asymmetrical front held by a thin vertical strap that wrapped around her neck and extended down to the skirt and top. She later changed into a strapless gown by Studio Kashi, combining a corset-like bodice and sculpted waist with a dramatic skirt that was short in front and turned into a voluminous train in back, with folds and rich draping.

The final dress, seen in social-media clips, was designed by Israeli fashion designer Hanna Marilos, who showed at Israeli Fashion Week in October. Marilos, who grew up in a religious home and previously worked within the ultra-Orthodox sector, created a maxi wedding dress with sheer detailing, a zigzag texture, thin spaghetti straps, an open back, and a double layered bodice that continued to the floor. The article also noted a perfect mikveh night.

Read the original at Walla
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