Turkish scientist Canan Dağdeviren stepped onto the runway in New York with Mor Cepken
Canan Dağdeviren was not in a laboratory this time in New York, but on the runway. With the Mor Cepken she brought from Anatolia, she delivered a powerful message for women.
The world-renowned Turkish scientist Canan Dağdeviren drew attention this time not with her scientific work but with the runway she walked during New York Fashion Week. Dağdeviren walked in a special design at the “What Were You Wearing?” event, which aims to raise awareness against sexual violence toward women.
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