Hoodie · Hat · Bindallı Jacket · Front Tie · Trousers
 
This ensemble does not read layering merely as a response to cold.
Here, layering is constructed between time, memory, and the contemporary body.
 
The hoodie is the voice of the present.
With its soft structure and restrained form, it calms the body.
It is deliberately kept in the background to balance the strong reference of the Bindallı jacket.
It does not seek attention; it simply performs its role.
 
The Bindallı jacket is the backbone of the ensemble.
Inspired by the traditional bindallı form, it removes ornament and preserves structure.
Its elongated silhouette, defined shoulders, and fluid fall allow it to exist as both ceremonial and everyday.
The front tie (uçkur) added to the jacket functions beyond fixation; it acts like an intention bound to the body.
It can be untied, retied, and with each gesture, the stance shifts.
 
The hat carries Anatolia’s headwear tradition into the rhythm of today.
It neither indulges in nostalgia nor dissolves into anonymity.
It softens the tone of the ensemble and creates a transitional space between face and garment.
 
The trousers ground this powerful upper structure.
Simple, balanced, and mobile.
They generate no excess and steal no focus.
They are designed for walking.
 
This set
introduces a ceremonial awareness into everyday life.
It belongs both to a special occasion
and to an ordinary day.
 
At FN, tradition
is not something that is worn.
It reminds itself with every step