Fashion and air travel have long gone hand-in-hand. From brands such as Vuitton and Gucci, who have their roots in prestige luggage, to resort collections, first initiated by Chanel, catering to the jet set and their designer holiday wardrobes, air travel companies and fashion houses have always courted the same high-end sphere and customer. It makes sense that they should find ways to work together.
In 1962, Dior’s then-creative director, Marc Bohén, was enlisted by Air France to design…

