(2)Hanae Mori holds 1st fashion show since bankruptcy

(2)Hanae Mori holds 1st fashion show since bankruptcy

TOKYO, Japan - Princess Takamado (R) meets Japanese fashion designer Hanae Mori after she held her first fashion show in Tokyo on Sept. 13 since Hanae Mori International Co. went under in May.

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