Diriliş: Ertuğrul is a hugely popular Turkish series that has taken Pakistan by storm over the last few months, with fans following the cast's every move on social media. While for the most part, it has been the leading ladies of the period drama that have been the centre of fan obsession, some of the men from the show have set style statements too.
This winter, many of the show's male leads have been donning cosy attire on their social media. Out of them, a few that stood out were Engin Altan, Cengiz Coskun and Cavit Cetin Guner. The three stars, known to many as Ertugrul, Turgut and Dogan, are redefining what winter menswear is all about.
Here are some of their best winter looks:
Engin Altan
The Ertugrul star carried a winter-friendly look for what seems like a hike. He was seen wearing a pair of khaki pants and a white cashmere jumper complemented with classic black sunglasses for the day. We couldn’t help but notice how simple yet fashionable the handsome Turk looked on his journey. The actor has also been seen in biker leather jackets.
Cengiz Coşkun
Commonly known as Turgut, Coksun is not only a talented actor but also a fashion icon who sure knows how to style at any time of the day or night. In a recent Instagram post, the actor was seen in plaid printed fuzzy blanket welcomed with a warm smile for the fans. Keeping the winter style intact, he is also seen carrying monochrome attire complemented with a matching beanie and chunky silver jewellery.
Cavit Çetin Güner
Last but not the least, Dogan from the iconic series is also known for the bold fashion statements. With long locks, he is usually seen rocking leather jackets. In this recent Instagram post, the actor can be seen colour coordinating solid tones of black and tan seemingly for the evening. The actor has also been seen in a monotone black trench coat, T-shirt and jeans for the day.
Listing out our favourites, it’s your turn to pick your chosen actor for inspiration.
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