Arzu Kaprol

Human Innovation Designer, Arzu Kaprol, won the Beymen Academia award at a young age, launching her into the fashion world. She played a key role in NetWork's growth, eventually becoming the brand's Creative Director and developing original designs. Within NetWork, she launched the extraordinary and innovative QUE line. Her fashion shows at Paris Fashion Week garnered international acclaim, leading to her designs being featured in world-famous stores. She further showcased her artistic talent by designing red couture dresses for a special event at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York. She developed projects that brought fashion, technology, and art together, realizing the first hologram show and the first Digital Symphony in Turkey. She pioneered wearable technology with designs such as a climate-sensitive smart jacket. She undertook important tasks related to wearable technologies at Bilişim Vadisi and designed special clothes for scientists for the Antarctic expedition. Arzu Kaprol continues to create timeless and future-oriented fashion works by combining technology and futuristic designs with her original workmanship.