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Yet despite the dramatic impact of the great Japanese designers over
the past 20 years, they remain niche players in the industry. While no one
disputes their artistry and creative brilliance, no Japanese talents has been
appointed head of a major Western fashion house. "It's because their clothes
aren't commercial enough: they're too difficult to wear," says Anna Wintour,
editor of American "Vogue".
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