The renown Turkish fashion designer, who will draw attention with his collection that blends modern lines with historical touches, has previously gained a solid place for himself in the fashion world by dressing celebrities such as Müjde Uzman, Gonca Vuslateri, Damla Biran Yılmaz, Ebru Akel, Simge Selçuk, Melek Mosso, Ivana Sert and Özge Borak. Demiray's new collection has already aroused great curiosity!
One of the most important meetings in the fashion world, London Fashion Week will bring fashion lovers together between February 20-24, 2025. Fashion designer Recep Demiray, who received great acclaim in his first participation, is preparing to take part in London Fashion Week for the second time and make his mark on the showcases with his new collection "Ahde Vefa". Demiray who inspired by the mystical atmosphere of Zerzevan Castle and the historical texture of Diyarbakır, brought together his new collection with the elegance of the Ottoman Empire and the deep cultural heritage of Mesopotamia.
Celebrity Favorite Recep Demiray
One of the rising stars in the fashion world, Recep Demiray attracts great attention with his designs both in Turkey and on international platforms. Demiray, who has previously dressed many celebrities such as Müjde Uzman, Gonca Vuslateri, Damla Biran Yılmaz, Ebru Akel, Simge Selçuk, Melek Mosso, Ivana Sert, Özge Borak and Ecem Mumay, draws attention with his designs that bring elegance and modernism together.
Great Excitement in London
Recep Demiray's new collection goes beyond being just a fashion collection and offers a special design journey that brings a deep cultural heritage to the present day. The collection’s each piece, which took shape after a meticulous 6-month process, was prepared with great care. During this creation phase, an experienced team of 10 people worked intensively to make every detail perfect and achieved flawless results. The collection, consisting of 20 special pieces, reinterprets the grandeur of the Ottoman Empire and traces of the ancient civilizations of Mesopotamia by blending them with a modern perspective.
