Is Snoopy a fashion icon? Yes, if this Paris exhibition is anything to go by


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Jerseys printed with Snoopy characters displayed at the 'Snoopy In Style' exhibition in Paris. Photo: AP

A new exhibition opened Saturday (March 22) in Paris charting the emergence of Snoopy as a fashion icon, with the famed black-and-white beagle embraced by designers from streetwear brands to couture houses.

The show at the Hotel Du Grand Veneur in the Marais neighbourhood is part of the celebrations for the 75th anniversary of Snoopy, Charlie Brown and the Peanuts comic strip crew which were created by late American illustrator Charles Schulz.

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