From the early republic to the present the reflection of the fashion consept in the context of consumption on the space

Political, economic and technological policies have been effective in the modernization transformation of societies. In the formation of Turkish society, especially in the 1923 and 1950s, a social transformation took place with the understanding of socio-economic and cultural development supported by science and technology. The need for clothing and shelter, which is a necessity, varies according to time and living standards. Since the 1950s, domestic and foreign policy policies in Turkey have led to social changes and transformed the basic need of the individual for shelter and clothing. The year 1980 was an important turning point in which radical cultural changes were experienced depending on the political and economic structure of Turkey. Transition to the neoliberal economy in the 1980s In the 1990s, a new social structure brought about by consumption emerged, and in the 2000s, a period in which the consumption culture gained momentum. The space produced according to the needs within the scope of the economic and political structures that Turkey is in has also become a part of the consumption patterns over time. Thus, within the scope of space and individual consumption, the variability of fashion has taken its place in its temporality. Günümüzde siyasi, teknolojik, kültürel, toplumsal, ekonomik tüm olgular tüketim kavramı ile ilişkilendirilmektedir. This relationship is based on the fact that consumption is constantly stimulated and produces new needs. The acceleration of consumption in the globalizing world has led to an increase in people's taste and accessibility, and thus a rapid transformation of societies. This fast and modern life imposed by consumerism has come under the threat of being directed by consumption patterns. In this sense, the study deals with the transformation of time, space and user integrity in the context of fashion within the logic of consumption, and due to the individual's need for differentiation, the bond between time-space-human relationship is periodically examined. In the modernization of Turkish society, it is aimed to examine the fashion phenomenon, the transformation of the individual and the interior space, iii based on temporary innovations, through the production of space and the clothing of the individual. Within the scope of the study, the transformative effect of the concept of fashion trend on space design has been examined periodically within the scope of user, space production/design, belonging, cultural stratification, fashion, consumption culture. Today, the modern city dweller; In the multi-layered social structuring of the city, the production and consumption patterns that change over time in the dressing of the individual's body and the built physical environment were examined. In a process where the transition to "flexible accumulation" in the new world order and the discriminating possibilities of the global economic system through fashion trends, the identification of space and the user has been transformed into the focus of consumption dynamics. As a result, in the current social structure within the scope of the transformations; dressing the body and space, in the context of consumption it has been determined that the designer is also overshadowed by its original content independent of space and time, the boundaries are blurred, and it turns into something produced to be consumed without a floor.