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The new winter collection by acclaimed Israeli designer Alon Livne was inspired by a historical story that took place in 1590 in Scotland, where, according to stories, a group of women, led by Agnes Sampson (a Scottish healer and purported witch), was accused of witchcraft and betrayal by the King of Scotland, James VI and betrayal of the monarchy. Alon Livne 2019 © Adi Segal These women who were suspected of stirring up storms in the sea and causing the ship's fleet to drown, were accused of doing so by performing a worshiping ceremony for the devil that included dance and sex during which they were marked by him in intimate areas of their bodies. Alon Livne 2019 © Adi Segal These signs, which were discovered on the women's bodies, were the ultimate proof of their guilt, and the group was executed. According to the story, Agnes's spirit is still wandering in the palace gardens. Alon Livne 2019 © Adi Segal The collection, "Aconitum", is named for the flower known by its form of seductive petals in deep crimson. It is a particularly poisonous flower, also known as the Devil's Cloak, by which competitors concocted poisons from in the Middle Ages. Alon Livne 2019 © Adi Segal The collection consists of 30 ensembles, including jackets, pants, shirts, coats, bodices and lavish evening dresses, in black, white, silver and red. Each garment in the collection is crafted from a variety of materials that were assembled together and sewn with meticulous sewing tec

The Jewish brain has been gifting the world with brilliant inventions for decades. Now, Israelis are taking over the world with their fashion skills. From high couture to artistic design, we've got the lowdown on our very own Israeli fashion designers that have made it abroad. 

An interview with Randall Lane, Chief Content Officer at Forbes Magazine The Forbes Under 30 Global Women's Summit (March 31 – April 4) will bring the most powerful female leaders from North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia together in Tel Aviv for a week packed with parties, networking events and even a fashion show lead by women designers through Jerusalem's Machne Yehuda Market. This is the fourth consecutive year that Forbes has hosted a 30 under 30 summit in Tel Aviv, but this one is different. It has the main goal of changing the business world for women all over and helping create investment opportunities as well as promoting women entrepreneurship and mentorship. The guest speakers include Susan Ma, founder and CEO of Tropic Skincare; Charlie Javice, founder and CEO of Frank; Nadia Masri, founder and CEO of Perksy; and more. We sat down with Randall Lane, Chief Content Officer at Forbes Magazine. 2018 Event Why do you think the women’s summit is important? We plan to bring 500 women to Tel Aviv, each of whom has so much history and vitality behind her. We need more women-leading companies – and more investments for women. The vast majority of funding is going to male founders, and this has to change. Women outperform men when they do get funding. We believe that the conversation has to be between the women and the men. We are letting up to 20 percent of male founders be involved, but not before they write an essay on how they are going to help the

A new workshop will teach you how to heal with your achy breaky heart Yes, the heart wants what it wants.