GQ Turkey Men Of The Year 2023 awards find their winners
The GQ Turkey 'Men of the Year Awards' were presented last night in Istanbul. Numerous well-known figures attended the ceremony, most notably Şener Şen, Gülse Birsel, Burak Özçivit, Teoman, Mauro Icardi, and Ata Demirer. Here are the winners of the awards at the ceremony...
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The GQ Men Of The Year 2023 awards ceremony, attended by many famous names, took place last night at a hotel in Harbiye, Istanbul.
At the ceremony, the 'Timelessness' award was given to Teoman, the '10th Year Special Icon' award to Burak Özçivit, and the 'Comedy Person of the Year' award to Ata Demirer.
The moment that left its mark on the awards night was when Galatasaray's star striker Icardi, famous singer Teoman, and famous actor Burak Özçivit appeared in the same frame.
'THE THING I FEARED MOST HAS HAPPENED'
Taking the stage to receive his award, Teoman said, "The moment I have feared most for years has arrived. Timelessness and lifetime achievement award and so on. Still, I thank you."
Other winners at the GQ Turkey 'Men Of The Year 2023' night:
-Timelessness award: Teoman
-Eye-Catching Achievement of the Year: Zengin Mutfağı (Şener Şen)
-Comedy Person of the Year: Ata Demirer
-Rising Actor of the Year: Yiğit Koçak
-Rising Actress of the Year: Şifanur Gül
-Chef of the Year: Can Aras
-Fashion Designer of the Year: Merve Abedan
-Hype of the Year: KÖFN
-Inspiring Women of the Year: The Sultans of the Net
-10th Year Special Icon: Burak Özçivit
-Athlete of the Year: Mauro Icardi
News Source: 12punto
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