Even under the strain of war, Tel Aviv residents are holding on to their sense of style. As sirens sounded and missiles from Iran sent people rushing in and out of shelters, photographer Adar Yosef captured street scenes showing that many still chose carefully put-together outfits over sleepwear, underscoring how fashion remains part of the city’s character even in moments of fear and disruption.
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Left: Yoel Ben Dahan, 64, pharmacist, from Tel Aviv. right: Marcus Shtarner, 58, family physician, from Tel Aviv
(Photo: Adar Yosef)
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Left: Hila Laafaro, 21, from the Golan Heights. Right: Eliya Shenar, 20, from the Golan Heights
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Esther, 27, from Jerusalem. 'Producer. Studying Hebrew at an ulpan'
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Hila Shmider, 40, interior designer and shoe designer, from Tel Aviv
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Gili Hasidov, 22, 'I got back from a trip to the East and I’m trying to figure out what’s going on here,' from Bustan HaGalil
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Dima Nikonov, 28, high-tech worker and photographer, from Tel Aviv
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Shirel Azizian, 26, studies acting at Nissan Nativ, from Jerusalem
(Photo: Adar Yosef)
