CHICAGO, IL, January 16, 2012 (Press-News.org) For the first video, Tel Aviv Couture founder and stylist, Tali Kogan, refashions an elegant, draping Little Black Dress by Ciporkin, which shifts length and neckline style with ease. In two minutes the dress is revamped to a spectrum of accessorized looks and even incorporates leggings, jeans, and different belts.
"The sky is the limit with this investment piece! In our first "How To Wear" I've taken this simple but amazingly transformative dress and modified it eight different ways. My inspired clients have since started creating additional distinct variations to reflect their individual style," commented Kogan.
The versatile 'LBD that can do it all' is popular for its ability to shift forms and fit many different body types, from size 0 to 14. The string cinch at both neck and waist allow any woman to take her look from edgy to refined in moments, while flattering her figure. Fans of the online store are attracted and remain loyal to the exclusively available limited edition collections, all designed and made in Israel.
Viewers can expect to see new styling videos this year featuring unique apparel from Tel Aviv Couture's Israeli designers. For more information or to set an interview with Ms. Kogan, contact Manya Palmer - manya@urbanemanor.com.
About Tel Aviv Couture
Tel Aviv Couture was founded in 2007 with the vision of bringing Israeli designers and their cutting-edge fashions to the American mainstream. Founder Tali Kogan moved to the U.S. from Israel and shortly thereafter realized an opportunity to help her fashion-loving friends shop the best Israeli designers. Originally located in a downtown Chicago showroom, Tel Aviv Couture launched an online store in 2009 and is now a one-stop-shop for Israeli fashion, as covered by various press outlets and World Fashion Chicago. The finely edited collections consist of creatively designed and effortlessly chic pieces worn multiple ways. Today the store carries well known names such as Sigal Dekel, Noritamy, Tamara, and Hagar Satat.
Online Boutique Tel Aviv Couture Premieres "How To Wear" Online Styling Series
Today www.TelAvivCouture.com launched the first styling video in a series showcasing versatile designs from Israel & fashion tips from the boutique founder. The video series is featured on the Tel Aviv Couture Facebook page & YouTube channel.
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[Press-News.org] Online Boutique Tel Aviv Couture Premieres "How To Wear" Online Styling SeriesToday www.TelAvivCouture.com launched the first styling video in a series showcasing versatile designs from Israel & fashion tips from the boutique founder. The video series is featured on the Tel Aviv Couture Facebook page & YouTube channel.