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Yasemin Akat

Yasemin Akat (born 15 April 1956) is a Turkish fashion designer. Her family did not let her pursue a career in fashion designing, but after 23 years Akat founded her first model atelier in 2001 in Arnavutköy, Istanbul. In 2002, she started working as Ajda Pekkan's stylist for three years and kept that position for three years.

Yasemin Akat

Yasemin Akat Turkish Fashion Designer

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Name
Yasemin Akat
Born
15 April 1956
Birthplace
Gaziantep, Turkey
Occupation
Fashion designer
Nationality
Turkey
Languages
Turkish

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Yasemin Akat (born 15 April 1956) is a Turkish fashion designer. Her family did not let her pursue a career in fashion designing, but after 23 years Akat founded her first model atelier in 2001 in Arnavutköy, Istanbul. In 2002, she started working as Ajda Pekkan's stylist for three years and kept that position for three years.

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