Description

Scene & Historical Context: Mustafa Kemal's famous Janissary costume, worn at the Bulgarian King’s party on May 11, 1914, is one of the most important costume details in the film. At this masquerade ball, the King invited all diplomats to attend in their countries' traditional attire. Mustafa Kemal chose this costume, symbolizing the power of the Ottoman Empire, to reflect the delicate political balance of the time, causing a significant impact. The costume was specially brought from Topkapi Palace and then returned. This costume, renowned for its photographs and narratives, is recreated in the film with high fidelity to the original.

Costume Details: This striking uniform represents the iconic Janissaries, the elite infantry of the Ottoman Empire, as portrayed in the movie "Atatürk." The deep red vest, richly adorned with gold embroidery, contrasts with the flowing black trousers, embodying the strength and discipline of these formidable soldiers. The distinctive headdress, paired with the ceremonial sword, further emphasizes the Janissaries' unique status within the Ottoman military, symbolizing loyalty and bravery.

• The actor portraying Mustafa Kemal : Aras Bulut İynemli
• Not Included: Empty case, original sword (for safety purposes, the sword cannot be sent), shoes.
• Condition: Well-conditioned, showing minimal signs of wear and maintained with care.
• Pants Size: Approximately 48-50 (EU)
• Jacket Size: Approximately 48-50 (EU)

*Please note that this visual is created using AI technology and is intended to provide an enhanced representation of this product.