This Istanbul synagogue is named after the “bangs of a bride’s hair”: “Zulf-u arus”, a classic Ottoman Turkish turn of phrase, combining both Persian and Arabic words. It’s a fitting name, perhaps, ...

ISTANBUL — There’s no crowd like a home crowd to make you nervous. And not even being eight months pregnant with twins could distract leading Turkish designer Arzu Kaprol from the first-night jitters ...

ISTANBUL — Turkey’s campaign to expand its authority in the fashion world stepped up a gear with the country’s third and most ambitious fashion week. Organizers, who invited 1,000 buyers along with ...

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Cashmere cardigans with large buttons, silk kaftans with bows and blouses with billowy sleeves ... Basak and Defne Kocabiyikoglu's designs are a homage to the inner strength and spirit of the Turks A ...

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It’s rare to find a designer in Istanbul who has studied fashion and worked in the industry outside of Turkey. Most aspiring fashion entrepreneurs and creatives attend Istanbul Moda Academy or ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. MILAN — A well-known apparel manufacturing hub, Turkey is perhaps less in the spotlight for its designer brands, a gap that IFCO, ...

The haute couture on display during the Vakko ESMOD International fashion show in Turkey didn't seem to impress this kitty Dave Quinn is the Deputy News Director at PEOPLE. He has been working at the ...

Hordes of customers queuing in front of the Chanel store in Turkey’s upscale Nişantaşi area, made global headlines during the first half of August. Turkey’s financial woes caused by the devaluation of ...

Last December, a prominent spot on Yerevan’s central Abovyan Street was home to an outpost of the Turkish fast-fashion chain Mavi. But following a ban on Turkish imports into Armenia, a reaction to ...