Bu günü uzun zamandır bekliyordum ve sonunda ISTANCOOL !!! (cidden çok cool'du, ismini hak ediyor ;) ). Ben her ne kadar Waris Ahluwalia için gitmiş olsam da diğer katılımcılar da süperdi ! Hepsinden değerlerimizin, tarihimizin, kültürümüzün ve zanaatkarlığın ne kadar önemli olduğunu öğrendim. Geçmişi Ahluwalia'nın da söylediği gibi bir rehber olarak kullanıp geleceğe bakmak bizi biz yapan şey aslında... Bugün aldığım mesajlar benim kişisel gelişimimde büyük bir rol oynayacak gibi görünüyor..
Herkese harika bir hafta diliyorum !
I have been waiting for this moment for months, ISTANCOOL was finally here and its so sad that its over :( As the name suggests the festival was really cool :) Anyways today's organization make me think about what we have taken in this world and it was really fun doing it with the panel participants. The most impactful person among the crowd for me was Waris Ahluwalia... He truly appriciate his heritage, history and craftmanship and also he enmeshes all this past into "now", our modern days. I really like his vision and fusion of past/ tradition/values and present/ modern./cosmopolitanism/multiculturalism/globalisation. As he said what makes us "us" is that taking past as a guideline and look into the future... The messages I got from the panelists were very valuable for me and it looks like I'll be contemplating a lot this week.
I hope you have a wonderful week ;)
My ISTANCOOL style, black is always the new black ;)
Me and the lazy cat in front of our house below, irrelevant I know but part of today :)
Wearing:
Mango shirt,
H&M lace shorts
Birkenstock sandals
Marc by Marc Jacobs bag
Balenciaga shades
Accessories from Agatha Paris, Kismet by Milka and Bodrum, Turkey.
In the ISTANCOOL fest, cool stuff around :)
OMG moment below, Carine Roitfeld signed book in the Vakko Fashion Center library.
Panel 1: Discussion of craftsmanship in fashion. Dice Kayek, Waris Ahluwalia and Ottoman art historian Serdar Gülgün (below)
Panel 2: The role of a fashion curator in today’s fashion world (from right to left) Pamela Golbin and Armand Limnander, joined by Goga Ashkenazi (creative director of Vionnet).
Panel 3. Fashion as art discussed by Hussein Chalayan, Armand Limnander and Pamela Golbin (below)
The peak moment for me is a pic with Waris Ahluwalia :)
Looking forward to the next ISTANCOOL :)
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