Tradition is tradition, and at some point before the holiday—whether under pressure from every direction or not—shopping will happen. For Rosh Hashanah 5784, our go-to looks include either a light dress that will serve us well during the dessert session or a crisp, elegant white blouse—pieces that will remain useful well beyond the holiday dinner. We've simplified things for you, and here are the best options.
The holiday season, especially the Tishrei holidays that come at turbo speed, can be quite a complex matter. As if the current situation and the uncertainty in the country weren’t enough, we have to sit with a large group of people we usually call family (no complaints—mostly). Add in pre-holiday preparations, piles of pots, and an array of carb-laden dishes that leave no choice but to indulge. With gifts, treats, gossip, and endless chatter, it all boils down to one essential question: What to wear for the holiday evening?
It's unclear why the holiday symbolizes a perfect chance to throw on our consumer hat and hunt for the ideal outfit. The only rational answer that comes to mind is the desire for renewal with the new year. But let’s be honest, Israeli consumers (ourselves included, guilty as charged) seek renewal non-stop throughout the year.
That being said, it’s a tradition not to be broken, and we are obedient and attentive girls, so we’ve come to help. Store shelves are already stocked with new fall-winter collections: from dresses to elegant tops with festive elements or statement skirts to pair with a basic tee. We’ve curated 17 outfit suggestions for you, focusing on smart purchases—items that can be worn daily and won’t sit in the closet until the next big holiday, Pesach (which seems so far away).
Mango: NIS 459.90
