How a French fashion house developed a fascination for Japan and its culture


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Starting in the 1950s, Dior also collaborated with Japanese companies, giving them the rights to adapt and reproduce Dior looks to cater to local tastes. Photo: AFP

A hit exhibition showcasing Christian Dior's work opened in Tokyo last month with a focus on the French designer's fascination with Japan and the country's influence on his pieces.

"Christian Dior: Designer Of Dreams" arrived in Japan after drawing huge crowds in Paris, London and New York.

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