A mirror on Dizengoff Street 11, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel, reflects two individuals and the surrounding urban environment

A mirror on Dizengoff Street 11, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel, reflects two individuals and the surrounding urban environment. A woman, positioned on the right of the reflection, holds a smartphone in her right hand, capturing a mirror selfie. She wears a dark grey zippered hoodie, a green and white striped top, light blue wide-leg jeans, and sunglasses. To her left stands a man wearing a grey baseball cap, a dark long-sleeved shirt, light blue jeans, and a backpack. He looks directly towards the camera. A black baby stroller, draped with a white patterned cloth and holding a purple bottle, is partially visible to the left of the man. The mirror's surface features white adhesive text stating "ONLY HOT PEOPLE ALLOWED" with an arrow pointing to the right. The background reflection reveals a paved sidewalk, parked vehicles including a white compact car, a bicycle, and a yellow scooter. Commercial storefronts are visible, with "JILLBERT" prominently displayed vertically on one glass facade, alongside the number "11". A tree trunk is reflected on the right. Below the mirror, a section of exposed, rusted metal pipework with a blue utility box is fixed to a distressed white wall.