Leora Yanover Yarkoni, 68, from Ganei Tikva, is a grandmother to 4 grandsons and a mother to 3 daughters. She is a retired teacher and shares, "It's a shame I can't skip over the children and get straight to being a grandmother, but I love being a grandmother. They ask me to go back to being a teacher but I want to be available for my grandchildren, and there's no chance I'm going back to the classroom." Holding the Bonnie bag, she suggests, "Don't take everything seriously, don't get angry. Sometimes you need to know when to let go and move on. Nothing is worth the pain and arguments. I believe that in most situations, you can move on without giving up on the dream." Additionally, she has a message for women: "It's never too late to do anything. The fact that I'm here, modeling for Daniella Lehavi's new collection is great proof. It is a fun day, a kind of dream. We're all getting dolled up, dressing ourselves. We all play at being models. It's just great fun."

Bilha Keydar, 72, is a mother of 3 children, and two daughters (Yaara Keydar, a renowned fashion historian and art curator, and Dikla Keydar, an award-winning author and creator whose latest series 'The Lesson' won international awards). She is a grandmother to 6 grandchildren, whom she loves very much, and is involved in the field of communication therapy, hearing rehabilitation, and fitting hearing aids. "I've been living in Ramot Hashavim for many years," she says, "and I hope that the situation will improve - then we can truly say that everything is perfect." Holding the Bonnie vegan bag, she deliberates on which color to choose and praises the bag's ease and functionality. "I learned to be more forgiving," she says in the interview. "I learned not to butt heads with everything. On one hand, go with my truth, but on the other hand, also accept the other." Finally, she adds, "You need to enjoy life. They are short, and you need to maximize them. The kind of insights we learned how important they are in recent months."

Michal Levin, an insurance agent soon to celebrate her 60s, is a mother of 3 children and a grandmother to 2 grandchildren. "Life begins with grandchildren," she laughs. She is photographed for the campaign and is filled with excitement. "I came to pamper myself," she says, "and it's a little gift to myself." With age, Levin learned "to breathe, count to ten, know that some things sort themselves out, and what doesn't - doesn't." She also notes the past few months as a life lesson: "You need to know how to acknowledge what you have because nothing is self-evident," she says. Her message to women is powerful: "Everything is okay," she explains, "You can do everything, and whatever you want, reach out and take it."

The last to be photographed is the youngest among them: Limor Ferder, an architect and interior designer, mother of 4 children. At the age of 54, she loves the sea. She also speaks highly of the Bonnie bag, the vegan bag that aligns with her worldview of reducing consumption and caring for the environment. "I'm for the world, and just like I go around with a reusable cup, considering the environment - that's how I like that the bag is made from recycled materials. I love Daniella Lehavi's Bonnie because it speaks in two languages: day and night. It's not formal, it's exactly me." Additionally, she shares that with age, she learned that "Less is More - the less you have, the more you have. I believe that fewer things are needed, I feel better with it." In the spirit of the current situation she comes with an empowering message: "These days, I believe more than ever that you need to enjoy the moment. Grant yourself freedom because it doesn't come alone. And most importantly - try to find love."