In the morning, Dr Şölen Kipoz made a presentation on “Contemporary Turkish Fashion Design”. Lunch was spent in a local Chinese style restaurant were the Turkish students were delighted to find some non-spicy dietary options. We returned to the campus in the afternoon and the students listened to a seminar on “Design Process” by Professor Lakshmi Reddy, the head of the accessory design deparment. Sri Pattur summed up the proceedings with a very animated and motivating speech relating to the possible research and design possibilities of such a workshop.
In the afternoon, some retail theraphy was much needed and we visited a contemporary Indian fashion outlet, selling ethical products at moderate prices. The products ranged from traditional Indian clothing such as saris and shalwar tunics, to more street-wear interpretations in more traditional Indian textiles.
McDonalds provided yet another safe option for our delicate stomachs in the evening.
In the afternoon, some retail theraphy was much needed and we visited a contemporary Indian fashion outlet, selling ethical products at moderate prices. The products ranged from traditional Indian clothing such as saris and shalwar tunics, to more street-wear interpretations in more traditional Indian textiles.
McDonalds provided yet another safe option for our delicate stomachs in the evening.
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