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From Fashion to Jewish Passion ft. Lizzy Savetsky

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December 28, 2023
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This week the Schmuckgirls bring you a special episode with the one and only Lizzy Savetsky. She shares about her Jewish identity and growing up as on one of the only Jews in her town in Texas. Lizzy also discusses her family’s recent trip to Israel which took place over October 7th and how she handles parenting young Jewish children during these difficult times. She shares how she turned her social media from a fashion influencer page to Jewish activism and how it became clear that that was her priority. She also tells the girls about how she met her husband and how they ended up on the same religious level even though they started in different places. The three discuss the fight over social media and how it’s been to deal with the silence from friends and organizations, especially from women’s groups.

 

You can follow Schmuckboys on Instagram @schmuckboysofficial and Lizzy Savetsky @lizzysavetsky. 

 

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