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Kelly Wetherille

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Freelance journalist and editor in Tokyo, covering topics related to fashion, beauty, lifestyle, business, culture and travel. Regular contributor to WWD.
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Ralph Lauren’s PoloFest Lands in Tokyo Serving Up a Bonanza for Collectors Original

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By Kelly Wetherille Verified
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TOKYO — The celebration of Ralph Lauren’s 60th anniversary next year has already begun with the debut of PoloFest in Tokyo. The three-day event brings together Polo’s top vintage collectors from around the world, leading cultural voices, consumers and fans of the brand to celebrate its timeless style and passionate communities. Japan’s long history and deep connection to Polo make it the fitting backdrop for the event.
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Tennis Star Emma Raducanu Is Uniqlo's Latest Brand Ambassador Original

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By Kelly Wetherille Verified
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Clare Waight Keller, Emma Raducanu and Koji Yanai. Courtesy of Uniqlo TOKYO — Uniqlo has named Emma Raducanu its latest global brand ambassador, joining the likes of Roger Federer, Adam Scott and Kei Nishikori. Britain’s top-ranked female tennis player became the youngest winner of the U.S. Open in 2021 at the age of just 18.
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The Artistry Behind Dior's Latest Store Concept, the Bamboo Pavilion in Tokyo

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By Kelly Wetherille Verified
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TOKYO — After nearly two years of planning and preparations, Dior has opened its latest concept store — dubbed the Dior Bamboo Pavilion — in the Japanese capital, incorporating the work of around 20 local artists, designers and artisans. The store follows similar concepts launched previously in Seoul and Bangkok, but with a localized feel that draws on the house’s long history in Japan and its support of Japanese creatives.
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