10.08.2026 01:00
Footage shot by a Turkish tourist on vacation on the Greek island of Samos, showing a cosmetics store's display window, went viral on social media. The tourist couldn't believe his eyes when he saw the woman on the makeup poster in the store window, and upon noticing her resemblance to Seda Sayan, he couldn't resist capturing the moment, calling out to Sayan: 'They've copied you too, sis!'
A Turkish tourist on holiday on Greece's Samos Island was astonished when he saw a poster in the window of a cosmetics store while walking down the street. The tourist noticed that the model in the store window bore a striking resemblance to the famous artist Seda Sayan, and he recorded the moment with his mobile phone camera.
"ALL JOKING ASIDE, DOESN'T SHE LOOK JUST LIKE YOU?"
In the video, the woman taking the footage addressed Seda Sayan, saying, "Seda abla, we're in Greece, we've come to a place on Samos Island. I thought I saw you in the window, but it's not you. They've even copied you, abla! All joking aside, doesn't she look just like you?" which made viewers laugh. The video quickly went viral and sparked widespread reactions on social media.
THE NAME ON THE POSTER TURNED OUT TO BE GREEK ACTRESS KATERINA KAİNORGİOU
Following the footage, the identity of the person on the poster also became clear. It was learned that the celebrity in the photo was Greek actress and presenter Katerina Kainourgiou, and that the poster belonged to a cosmetics brand she collaborates with. It was also noted that in the poster, Kainourgiou's facial features, as well as her pose with her hand on her chin, bore an exact resemblance to Seda Sayan's iconic stance.
SEDA SAYAN'S RESPONSE WAS NOT LONG IN COMING
Seda Sayan, who personally commented on the video that took social media by storm, gave in to her curiosity and asked, "Oh, where is that?"
COMMENTS MADE PEOPLE LAUGH
Under the post, Turkish users flooded the comments with humorous remarks such as "Seda Sayan is our red line", "You've stolen everything, we won't let you have Seda abla", and "The Seda-like."