Karma

An unusual knitwear brand called Simay Bulbul equipped each model with twines of yarn to spindle with up and down the catwalk. The garments were long bustled varying in neckline and laser cut detail sticking to an earthy colour palette.

From halter necks to across the shoulder and low cut v necks in combination with wide cut draping, the elegant collection is perfect for the upcoming winter months.

Mugeersin used predominantly silks and chiffon with the occasional layered laser cut leather thrown in. Silk draping and rouching in exciting vibrant colours of oranges and mints launched the collections show followed by colour blocked oriental style dresses separated with intricate embellishments.

Both horizontal and vertical stripes were used to flatter the female form in trousers and oversize tees and incorporated in a stunning pleated high sweeatheart neck maxi dress.

Two garments were royal shade of purple; one of which a strapless jumpsuit and a stunning mini dress with low cut laser detail portraying a v neck and back line.

 

 

Ozlemikaya had a very Grecian vibe with the use of ropes, pleats and drapes in pastel colours. Waistlines were low and relaxed with a flutter of organza exaggerated below the waist complemented by a dangerously low scoop back.

The pleat detail tended to feature on the trims of garments accentuating the neck and waistline with an androgynous touch.

Ozgur Masur used a sea of organza with statement silver jewellery in his sparkling range of evening wear. Again shoulder detail was present with tulip silhouettes and delicate frills placed in the most flattering places. This space age spin on evening wear was both elegant yet edgy and the entire show a delight to watch.