Between Daylight and Night with Omer Halabi
There’s a specific moment when the terrain stops behaving like daytime but hasn’t fully entered night yet. Edges sharpen, distances flatten, and the body begins reading differently against the horizon. This editorial was shot inside that transition window.
Omer Halabi moves between machine, elevation, and open ground — washing the truck, climbing above the landscape, standing against the last available light before visibility resets. The environment becomes part of the equipment.
Alpha Sunga® appears here as body equipment calibrated for exposure conditions like these, where surface, movement, and signal become more precise. The alien necklace and earring extend that same logic, turning the silhouette into something slightly outside ordinary time-of-day behavior.
Dusk isn’t treated as a color in this work. It functions more like a state.
Worn in this editorial
Alpha Sunga® — Dusk
Alien necklace — Cycle
Alien earrings
Model: Omer Halabi
Styling: Shay Michael
Photography: Ofri Hazak
Both pieces are engineered for movement, refined in their details, and built to reveal their intent only when it matters most.
Full-coverage swim brief designed for structure, alignment, and control. A sculpted fit holds the waist, seat, and bulge — with zero distraction and full intent.
FlashMode™ Ultra logo front and center, oversized arrow across the back: matte by day, electric by flash. Built for water, movement, and visibility.
A graphic object worn on the body. Designed to sit close. Designed to be seen.
Polished alien head with zircon detailing. Rhodium-plated, 18K white gold finish. High-contrast surface that reacts to direct light.
Available in two chain lengths:
18" (45 cm) — higher placement, tighter to the chest
22" (55 cm) — lower placement, more exposed