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So there we were, walking down a winding street in the Old part of Istanbul, on our way from the Grand Bazaar to the Spice Market. On this street, there were many fabric stores and stores brimming with cheap, unappealing clothing. At the entrance to one store, I saw some particularly creepy children mannequins. As I walked down the street, I noticed more and more of these incredibly bizarre-looking mannequins.
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| 5 Gentlemen of Istanbul (photo: www.WillRunForMiles.com) |
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| Istanbul Street (photo: www.WillRunForMiles.com) |
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| Istanbul Street (photo: www.WillRunForMiles.com) |
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| Bowties are IN this year (photo: www.WillRunForMiles.com) |
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| (Bride of Chucky Prom Night?) (photo: www.WillRunForMiles.com) |
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| Love the Swirly Gowns and Blue Hair! (photo: www.WillRunForMiles.com) |
Not that the “adult mannequins” were so normal either. Frankly, these dolls were downright scary:
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A New York frequent flyer who elegantly combines her passions for worldwide travel, running a gazillion marathons all over the globe and staying fit ... without sacrificing her fancy for good wine and food.
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