On the evening of December 11, 2014 local time, Dior creative director, Raf Simons, came to the sumo stadium in Tokyo national technology museum with the brand's 2015 early autumn series. It arranged a snowfall to the "five dimensional space", and came to a western design and Oriental inspiration collision of Simon.

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After going to New York, Broolyn became Tokyo's 2015 early autumn release site. You may wonder why Tokyo. But if you know that Mr. Christian Dior has dumped a huge Japanese print on her wall in her childhood, since then, the Japanese sentiment has been rooted in Mr. Dior's heart and has entered the essence of Dior brand.

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It is also the first time that Simon has come to Asia to run a show since he was the creative director.

"Tokyo has always inspired me," says Ralph Simon.

"The freedom here is fully reflected in the way the local people dress, which is not special in other cities.

No matter in ordinary street or fashion design history, you can find free and straightforward style and unique clothing profile. This is a city that feels a little extreme but also very pleasant. "