Swimwear for vacation and a look for the holiday: 5 items for the weekend
The Purple brand is launching a new swimwear collection, Castro and SACK'S are already ready for the holidays, and other items that make us happy.

Ahead of the autumn holidays, Castro is launching the HOLIDAY 2026 collection for women and men, which aims to achieve the perfect balance between festive style and comfort.
The women's collection blends two worlds: European romance featuring lace, transparency, and flowing silhouettes, alongside inspiration from Greek resorts with light dresses, crochet, and sea-inspired prints perfect for a late summer getaway. Prices start from 89.90 NIS.
As summer winds down, the Eilat-based fashion chain PURPLE—which has expanded to central Israel with branches at the Azrieli Mall in Tel Aviv, HaZahav Mall in Rishon LeZion, and Ayalon Mall in Ramat Gan—continues to offer its signature swimwear. The new collection features bikinis in various shades accented with gemstones, sets with matching skirts, and one-piece swimsuits with cutouts at the waist and chest.
The RESORT 2026 collection by ZOHARA is designed for those who love their vacation style even after leaving the water. It includes airy, loose-fitting cotton items such as oversized shirts, caftan-style beach dresses, and versatile pants and pareos. The minimalist, timeless designs offer great versatility, allowing the same piece to transition from a beach cover-up to a chic dinner outfit with the right accessories.
Meanwhile, the SACK'S fashion house is ready for the holidays with the Atelier de SACK'S collection, which merges classic tailoring with contemporary flair. The collection features several design stories, including floral lace (A Modern Romance), body-contouring Lycra (The Second Skin Edit), and silk/satin pieces (Fluid Satin). Our favorite item is the tailored shorts from the Downtown Tailored line, which offer a relaxed yet sophisticated look suitable for both holiday events and everyday wear.
The final item on our list carries a deeply personal story. Earlier this week, a memorial collection was launched by the family of Staff Sergeant Amir Fisher in collaboration with TERMINAL X. Amir, a Duvdevan unit soldier who fell in battle in Kfar Aza on October 7, had a great passion for fashion and tattoos. The collection features t-shirts and shorts with prints based on his favorite compass tattoo and a family puzzle tattoo, where each piece represents a family member. These symbols, which were part of his life, now serve as a way to continue his story through the world of fashion.





