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Four Turkmen Brands to Showcase Collections at Paris Fashion Fair
27 Aug. 13:57Four Turkmen designers and brands are set to present their new collections at the "Who’s Next" international fashion exhibition in Paris from September 5 to 7. The creative works will be displayed at stand "W10" within the "Ready-to-Wear" section, according to Business Turkmenistan.
The participation of the Turkmen delegation was organized by the International Trade Centre with financial support from the European Union. During the exhibition, local designers will display a blend of traditional Turkmen craftsmanship and contemporary fashion design.
Designer Mukaddes Ibragimova will showcase jackets, trousers, and corsets crafted from patterned silk, denim, and ikat fabrics. The "Desert Heritage" brand will feature handmade items composed of natural cotton, linen, silk, and camel wool colored with organic dyes. Additionally, the "AYM" collection will introduce embroidered linen garments inspired by ancient Nisa, while "Binaým" will display patchwork denim apparel.
The "Who’s Next" trade show provides a global platform for Turkmen designers to introduce their works to an international audience and expand commercial partnerships.
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