Description

Scene & Historical Context: Adam Corinne's final costume, worn on the train while leaving Istanbul at Mustafa Kemal's request, represents the last moment he is seen in the film. In the scene where Corinne looks at the camera and smiles, he is part of this fictional story along with other characters. Although this narrative does not exactly match historical events, the costume stands out in our dramatic world as it depicts the moment of leaving Istanbul.

Costume Details: This elegant attire from the movie Atatürk portrays an Ottoman lady of high rank. The gray satin coat with fur trim and black lace details represents the refined style of the late Ottoman period, blending Western and Ottoman influences. The adorned hat and accessories reflect the cultural shifts as the empire transitioned to the Republic of Turkey.

• The Actress portraying Madame Corinne : Esra Bilgiç
• Included Items: Hat, bag, gloves.
• Not Included: Shoes, necklace.
• Condition: Overall, the items are in outstanding condition, showcasing exceptional care and presenting only minimal, barely noticeable signs of wear.
• Dress Size: Approximately 36-38 (EU)

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