Netta Barzilai in a fiery red flamenco dress

Just after revealing the reason for her significant weight loss in Channel 12's weekend magazine, former Eurovision winner Netta Barzilai released her debut all-Hebrew album. The album features collaborations with local musicians, marking a shift from her previous recordings, which were primarily in English.

The album’s intriguing cover features Barzilai in a specially designed dress for the video of her new single "All About Me." Closely styled by Itay Bezaleli, she chose a stunning red piece by the brand MonaLizabeth, designed by Elizabeth Brown.

The dress, created exclusively for Barzilai, stands out against a vibrant backdrop of fresh tomatoes. Made from luxurious red silk taffeta, it offers a shiny, regal appearance. The dress incorporates delicate handmade lace, adding a romantic and artistic touch to every detail. Each seam and lace piece was meticulously crafted, giving the dress a sense of uniqueness and unparalleled quality. In addition to Bezaleli’s styling, the makeup by Eran Israeli and Netta’s distinctive hairstyles by Or Tzairi complemented the final look.

The combination of the red taffeta and the fine lace lends the dress a sensual Spanish flair, matching the Spanish vibe of the new single’s melody. This stunning creation embodies the perfect blend of haute couture, art, and music, leaving a profound impression on all who see it.

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“Working with Itay Bezaleli and Netta was an exciting and challenging creative journey. The fusion of Itay's unique talent and Netta's vibrant energy allowed us to design a dress that is not only luxurious and artistic but also expresses Netta’s passion and creative vision,” designer Brown shared. “We created this incredible look in just a day and a half, from fitting to the final result in the video, under significant time pressure. Our previous collaborations on performance outfits and another video greatly contributed to the success of this project, maintaining professionalism and uncompromising precision.”