Since October 7, Israeli designers have turned fashion into a reflection of national emotion, from yellow ribbon pins and hostage dog tag necklaces to solidarity messages on T-shirts.

KitePride, a Tel Aviv operation, employs former sex workers to create eco-friendly fashion from upcycled materials.

Twine Solutions has designed its TS-1800 machine to dye thread in any color for sewing, knitting or embroidery and to digitally match the color of any fabric.

Fashion-focused tours of Tel Aviv bring visitors to ateliers of 3-D printing clothing designers.

Embroidered wedding garments and mourning clothing are on display at a new exhibit that highlights the variety and intricacy of Jewish dress.

Isaac Mizrahi’s colorful designs are now on view in a first-of-its-kind exhibit at New York’s Jewish Museum.