What to wear for an evening on the town? It’s the eternal conundrum — especially when said evening on the town is Hey Alma’s “Fiddler on the Roof” screening and sing-along at Caveat NYC on Sunday, Aug. 9 at 4pm. Does one show up cool and casual in “Fiddler” merch? How about a more stylized outfit, chicly replicating your favorite villager in Anatevka?
Don’t worry, we got you.
Step one: Secure your ticket to Hey Alma Presents: A “Fiddler on the Roof” Sing-Along here.
Step two: Shop our carefully curated look book of “Fiddler on the Roof” sing-along-appropriate attire below. We’ve got tees with Tevye quotations, headscarves and blouses to make you feel as dramatic as Fruma-Sarah and work dresses that Golde would approve of.
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Whatever you wear, we simply cannot wait to see you there! Happy shopping!
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Tees and Tops
Unclear if they did peplum in Anatevka. But if they did, this would be it.
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So this should actually be called the Fruma-Sarah top because it's giving "What's all this about your daughter marrying my husband?"
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Is it stolen valor to wear a t-shirt from Paul Laurence Dunbar High School Band's "Fiddler" show if you were not in Paul Laurence Dunbar High School Band's "Fiddler" show? Perhaps. But on the other hand...
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Fruma Sarah Tee (Hey Alma)
If you don't buy this "Fiddler on the Roof"-inspired tee, it'll haunt you. Trust us.
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Teyve Tee (Hey Alma)
But here in Hey Almatevka, you might say every one of us is a fiddler on the roof!
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This is a great shirt no matter what your name is!
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It's giving Yente in the best possible way.
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Wear this bandana at the "Fiddler" sing-along on Monday and then again on Friday to be the Shabbat Queen.
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Golde absolutely wore this dress once she got to America.
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Audrey Gelman's latest collection at the Six Bells is a collaboration with the Wallach Project, reviving textiles once made by the Jewish-owned Wallach House of Folk Art Munich. So like, obviously we had to include it.
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BRB envisioning Motel making a dress like this for Tzeitel.
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The tiered ruffle skirt attachment and elasticized waistband make these pants perfect for dancing to the "Fiddler" soundtrack.
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One the one hand, this skirt is on the pricier side. But on the other hand, it's really friggin' cute.
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Perchik would've worn these if he slayed.
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You wanted us to find you a find, and we did — this skirt is made out of 100% organic cotton!
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As the Good Book says, you should always invest in quality footwear.
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For the excessively nostalgic musical theater fan or the typical Jewish parent, this hat is perfect (and available in 5 colors)!
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This bag is so big it could probably fit all that generational trauma we schlep around with us everywhere. As a bonus, the pockets are fully functional!
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In the words of Fruma-Sarah herself, "Pearls, pearls, PEARLS!"
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