The Art of Layering

Clothing in the Ottoman Empire

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The Art of Layering

By Sumru Krody

Throughout the Ottoman Empire, the urban wealthy adopted and adapted clothing and other images of prestige fashionable in Istanbul.

This article was first published in print in RAWI's ISSUE 11, 2021

Sumru Krody is senior curator of the Textile Museum Collections at George Washington University. She specializes in textiles from the Late Antique Period and from Islamic lands and holds graduate degrees from Istanbul University and the University of Pennsylvania. She also serves as editor-in-chief of The Textile Museum Journal, has curated numerous exhibitions, and is a guest lecturer on textile arts at George Washington University.

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