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| opening at the courtyard of the Amsterdam Museum, listening to Gijs Stork |
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| opening with singer/theater director Khadija Massaoudi, who confessed being in love with love and sang two Turkish love songs for us |
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| In front of JC Herman at the Sint Jansstraat 15, where Soepboer & Stooker show their digital printed silk scarfs in the windowdisplay |
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| Zeynep Bacinoglu's Liquid Shells @ Amsterdam Museum |
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| 'Look at you' - amazing mannequin dolls with animated moving eyes dressed in the creations of Sara Vrugt @ Magazijn 153 |
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| The mannequins of Sara Vrugt keep an eye on the SALON/crowd @ Magazijn 153 |
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| One of the many pictures of Dutch-Turkish photographer Ahmet Polat @ Magazijn153 |
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| The doors of the Oude Kerk give access to a breathtaking part of SALON/istanbul |
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| Tea Time Re-REPAIR fountain of JONGHLABEL @ De Oude Kerk |
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| One of the crafted designs of BLAENK @ De Oude Kerk |
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| VROONLAND gives a preview of the product they're creating for the Istanbul Design Bienial / SALON/TR @ Willet-Holthuysen |
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| The early adaptors of SALON/istanbul (the first visitors)'re watching the video projection of Reinier Bosch & Marleen Folkerts and Hyun Yeu @ Willet-Holthuysen |
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| This ceiling will never be the same now it has been transformed by BCXSY @ Willet-Holthuysen |
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| Side by side the purses of Tassenmuseum Hendrikje are the dandy gloves of designer Gabriel Guevara |
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| Mildew will never be the same again when its interpreted by Lizan Freijsen @ Museum van Loon |
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| The woman of Jongh Geleerd Oud Gedaan - an initiative of JONGHLABEL demonstrate their crafts in the store of The Frozen Fountain |
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| Last chance to see the exhibition of MOAM @ Fontana Fortuna. Here a dress by Winde Rienstra who translated the Flower Bomb parfume of Viktor & Rolf |
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| Last chance to see the exhibition of MOAM @ Fontana Fortuna. Here a dialogue between old work of stylist Frank Ankone (left) translated by Sonny Groo (right) |
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| The end of the SALON/ tour and the opening of SALON/istanbul: De Slang. Enter this yellow door and step into a visual world of BEGINNINGS by Kidscase & Annemarieke van Drimmelen and a set design by X+L |
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| BEGINNINGS @ De Slang |
