Fashion watch: All smiles for Kenzo Takada in past video interview


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Kenzo Takada celebrated his 80th birthday in February 2019 in a joyful atmosphere, surrounded by his friends, who were treated to his legendary smile. Photo: AFP

He seemed immortal, yet Kenzo Takada died on Sunday (Oct 4) due to complications from Covid-19.

Known to be the first Japanese designer to conquer Paris fashion, he is well respected by those within the industry. The creative genius also stood out for his signature floral prints.

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