Like many other designers Ben-Zur has stepped into the 21st century with a cornucopian tread. The result is that what she has to offer seems more like a bazaar than a collection. This points to a degree of uncertainty which has overtaken the fashion industry. It's not unlike playing roulette and betting on all the numbers except zero. Jackets for instance, are fitted, semi-fitted, and unconstructed.
Pants go from straight-legged to palazzo, and skirts vary greatly in both widths and lengths.
As for the color palette, it excludes hardly anything, but the key emphasis is on the strong, ultra-brights. While this bottomless treasure trove gives spectators at charity fashion shows more than their money's worth, it can be quite bewildering to the lone shopper, who may be looking for something for a special occasion or just a flattering garment to celebrate the start of the new season. So wide a variety ends up being just a little too much, and lacking in direction. Now playing Israeli music. See the articles you read most frequently during the last three months.