#Batsheva hays rich eggy hanukkah series#

I walk out in my dress, which is a good thing because we’ve been invited to a local rabbi’s house for a Hanukkah meal. Hay wears the green velvet dress out and purchases the gold one too. I’m also into the store’s shopping bags: purple totes that read “Top Fashion.” It’s not a bad price either: $60! I’m sold. I try on the green one for fun after the shopkeeper tells me, “It will bring out your eyes.” But I have also had my eye on a tie-dye long-sleeve dress. “I think I’m going to get both,” she says.

Hay could be the babe ambassador of this holiday.

When she puts them on, the assistant shopkeeper and Lerman ooh and ahh. Bingo! Hay immediately gravitates toward two velvet dresses, one gold and one green, that cover the neck and knees. We come across a festive rack that is perfect for Hanukkah. Photo: Courtesy of Liana Satenstein / liana_ava

#Batsheva hays rich eggy hanukkah series#

For one of her campaigns, a photo series titled “ Enjoy Your Soul” in which she celebrated spirituality and Judaism, she wore a modest nightgown from the Satmar neighborhood of Williamsburg and held a prayer book. “ That was why I started designing, to make frumpy dresses that I like.” Later on, she visited modest shops, which had also influenced her own style and design. “I was like, I don’t have anything to wear for meeting his rabbi that I like and feels like me,” she says. Before she got married, she came to Crown Heights to meet her husband’s rabbi. “We go through tons and tons of collections to find the things that are modest and ready to wear,” she says.Īs we flip through the racks of long sleeves and closed necks, Hay tells me that Crown Heights was a catalyst for her career. After all, it’s not an easy task trying to stock a store that sells exclusively affordable modest clothing. “I really like it.” To find these dresses and skirt sets, Lerman has to go to trade shows, lots of them. “It isn’t ‘The Row.’ It is ‘Front Row by Sara and Goldy,’” she says, thumbing the tag. She points to a nubby cream-and-black dress with two big pockets. In the corner, there’s a rack of shin-length tennis skirts, which Lerman says “are really popular now.” Hay likes the label’s names, which sound like luxury brands but with a twist. They range from “very Batsheva,” complete with frills and ruffles, to decadent robes for Shabbos, the day of rest, when you are forbidden to work and use electricity. For example, 'concerts' will show only concert events in the city you selected, and 'concerts, Friday' will show only concerts with Friday show times.Hay and I start perusing the garments. Enter a keyword or multiple keywords separated by commas to refine the results for the city selected above. For example, 'Cirque, Las Vegas, Friday' will show only Friday show times for Cirque du Soleil in Las Vegas. To refine your plug-in results, use multiple keywords separated by commas. Enter the keyword(s) you'd like to display events for (e.g.Choose a state you want to display events for.Choose a city you want to display events for.Choose a venue you want to display events for.Choose a performer or team you want to display events for.Sub ID for Publisher Tracking (Not Required).Enter a shared ID and any sub ID's you wish to add.Please enter your four-digit ID to receive credit for sales.Your SID can contain any combination of letters and numbers, but NO special characters or punctuation. If you plan to use multiple ScoreBig plug-ins on a page, you can create a unique Shopper ID (SID) for each one to help track sales.To find your PID, log in to your ShareASale account and look for the 7 digit number next to your name in the top left corner of the page. Please enter your Publisher ID (PID) to receive credit for sales.For your convenience, ScoreBig's Ad ID (AID) has been automatically entered.