Giyimdeki

Giyimdeki is a Turkish term used to describe matters related to clothing within a given context. It is formed from the noun giyim (clothing, attire) combined with the locative suffix de (in) and the relative particle ki, yielding a modifier meaning “in clothing” or “in attire.” The word is typically used to introduce or qualify topics about dress, fashion, and wear in sociocultural or economic analyses.

As a grammatical unit, giyimdeki functions as an attributive modifier within noun phrases. It is commonly attached to a head noun to form phrases such as giyimdeki değişiklikler (changes in clothing), giyimdeki trendler (trends in dress), or giyimdeki sınıfsal farklar (class differences in attire). It is not a standalone noun but part of larger expressions that discuss dress-related phenomena in a particular period, region, or demographic.

In usage, giyimdeki often appears in news reporting, fashion journalism, and scholarly writing to frame discussions about fashion practices, consumer behavior, dress codes, or cultural norms surrounding clothing. The expression can convey shifts in styles, diversity of attire, or implications of clothing on identity and social perception.

See also: giyim, giyinme, moda, kültürel ögeler.