Israir

 Israir is a small Israeli airline, mainly dedicated to charter flights, although it has permission to fly to New York JFK and Miami.

 My idea was to create a comfortable, practical and eye catching uniform. A simple combination of sky blue and orange. Both colors give a young appearance and are less used than a navy blue and red. The pockets have a detail that resembles part of a Star of David (Which is also the airline's logo).

Aprons have a geometrical pattern similar to paint strokes in sky blue, grey, teal and mint.

Case: Swiss

                                   First sketch with selection of colors

                         Flight attendants summer and winter uniforms

                    Summer dress, meal service apron, light trench coat

                                    Scarves in four different colors

                                              The whole collection

Case: Swiss

Swiss is still known by many as Swissair. And to me that's a good thing since Swissair was for many years the epitome of service, class and good taste.
It was one of the few carriers with three classes on all of its flights.
So when I thought about Swiss I decided to bring the idea of what the world think of Switzerland.
It all came down to a melange of things and ideas, like "chocolate", "Alps", "Snow and clear blue sky", "Professionalism", "Punctuality", "Red", "Clean" and "Educated".
While most airlines prefer to use navy blue or dark blue for their uniforms, I decided to go with a dark brown, beige, spicy (reddish terracotta) and warm black combination for the skirts, pants, jackets, gloves, spring trench coat and winter coat.
The scarves have a geometric design combining red, sky blue, navy blue, light grey, charcoal, beige and dark brown.
the shoes and boots are black.

The whole idea is to position Swiss employees above the rest of the European airlines, including the charter and flashy low-cost. showing professionalism, elegance and good taste.