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Dover Street Market

high-fashion mecca, London, England, United Kingdom
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  • Rei Kawakubo
    Rei Kawakubo

    …created the high-fashion mecca called Dover Street Market (DSM), originally on Dover Street in London. They based DSM on the concept of London’s now-defunct Kensington Market, a three-story bazaar that catered to subculture fashions from the 1960s until it closed in 2000. Kawakubo curated DSM by inviting a selection of…

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    …created the high-fashion mecca called Dover Street Market (DSM), originally on Dover Street in London. They based DSM on the concept of London’s now-defunct Kensington Market, a three-story bazaar that catered to subculture fashions from the 1960s until it closed in 2000. Kawakubo curated DSM by inviting a selection of…

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