TERZİLİKTEN MODAYA EVRİLEN TEKSTİL MODA TASARIMLARINA İZ BIRAKAN TÜRK MODACILARI

From past to present, people's clothing habits have a dynamic structure that is constantly changing.This process, which initially started for the purpose of covering and protection, has transformed into concepts such as admiration, aesthetics, originality and fashion.This transformation has occurred rapidly in the world and in Turkey and has become irreversible in many respects.This is because the world of clothing has become an indispensable part of people's living habits as well as having a great economic capacity in terms of trade.Again, the world of clothing has also started to follow fashion, which means popular style or practice, and which appears in the form of a product being on the agenda for a certain period of time.Because in the globalising world, people can reach all developments very quickly and apply what they see.This situation has led to the formation of targets such as creating a brand in the clothing sector and determining the world fashion.Thus, the sector wanted to lead the fashion by presenting new designs to its consumers in order to increase its earnings with high value-added products.Thus, many famous fashion designers and brands have emerged in the clothing sector.Fashion brands such as Chanel, Fendi, Valantino, Gucci, Dior, Prada, Versace and many fashion designers such as Karl Lagerfeld, Giorgio Armani, Coco Chanel, Donatella Versace, Ralph Lauren have taken their place in the world of clothing.In Turkey, fashion brands such as Damat Tween, Vakko, Koton and fashion designers such as Rfat zbek, Dilek Hanif, Yldrm Mayruk, Cemil peki have started to find a place in this field.The view of fashion in Turkey has actually gained momentum in a positive direction with the great market power emerging in the textile sector and its response in the world.In this study, the development of Turkish Fashion Designers, the architects of Turkey's great transformation in fashion, from tailoring to fashion is given in a chronological flow.