Welcome, Mirit Weinstock!

"The silk pleats found their way to the inside collar of a cotton button shirt and to the shoulders of a sweatshirt"



It's been a while now that I've been playing with the idea of designing menswear... and a couple of months ago, I took the first step and designed a few men's shirts.

I decided to work with my favorite material - pleats. But instead of using them as a feminine, romantic element, I found their potential for graphic shapes and an armor-like look. The silk… Continue

"The dresses are inspired by the work of Madam Gres and 1920's fashion, The 1950's silhouette of a big- draped back, Japanese jewelery and the A -symmetric cut."



My Spring Summer collection is a dress driven one.

The dresses are inspired by the work of Madam Gres and 1920's fashion, the 1950's silhouette of a big- draped back, Japanese jewelery and the A -symmetric cut.

While working on the collection I continued to explore the dialogue between front and back in a… Continue

"The jewelry is made of shuttlecock - the feathered ball used in the game of badminton"



This season, I am presenting alongside my ready-to-wear collection a new jewelry line that I designed together with Aviv Kinel.

The jewelry is made of shuttlecock - the feathered ball used in the game of badminton. The shuttlecocks were re-constructed, colored and combined with gold, silver, pleats and Swarovski stones to create jewelry.

Our inspiration for this line was Japanese… Continue

"It was a marathon dress week in the studio, at the end of which we sent Nili Richter to the Oscars with an asymmetric, full length black silk dress."

Do you want to dress the editor of Waltz with Baashir for the Oscars? was the text message my friend Tamar sent me at midnight, nine days before the event.

Of course!!! I texted her right back.

She will walk with it on the red carpet... she continued.

I already said yes dear, i answered adding a smiley.



It… Continue

"The girls started to work on the pictures in over 30 countries around the world, while we here in Tel Aviv continued working on the design, the blog, and store, the collection, etc…"



I was sitting in a café in Paris (all my stories begin like that), with my friend Tomer.

We were at "Duex Magots", trying to be inspired by the artistic history of the place and imagining that we are Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre.



It was just after I had presented the… Continue