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One of the most important reflections of the change and development emerging in the products and information of mass media depending on the use of digital technologies is seen in a kind of animated movies. The change / development seen in both technical and narrative terms has also increased the production of animated films or series in which children have shown great interest and influenced. In this context, the production named “Maysa and Bulut”, which is aired on TRT Children’s Television Channel and has a technique different than many cartoon films on television, is extremely striking in terms of its function in being reflected some cultural elements.In this study, it has been examined the costume features in the cartoon named “Maysa and Bulut”, which describes the events happened to two children living in an imaginary nomad group. It was aimed to reveal how the cartoon reflects the nomadicculture in terms of costume features, based on the color and style parameters. Document analysis was used as qualitative research method in the study. By watching 20 episodes of cartoon series, the costumes of 12 main characters were examined in terms of the color, model and accessories that reveal the style through the preparedcostume examination form. It has been revealed the way in which nomadic culture was reflected through these elements.

EVALUATION OF COSTUME FEATURES OF THE YORUK CARTOON MAYSA AND BULUT