Westerners travel a lot more to Asia. Satellite TV carries Asia everywhere. Asia has provided designers with a palette to work from. The 'new' awareness of such countries as Vietnam will continue this. That is good because that lets things Asian fit into the mix.
Indian fabric continues to be present, especially for formal wear.
American star-label Badgley Mischka regularly sends its intricate gowns to the subcontinent for beading and embroidery. In more casual lines, the popularity of hippie chic has given Indian handwork on denim a currency beyond costumes for disco movies set in the 1970s. At Gucci, Tom Ford uses black Rajasthani cloth encrusted with tiny mirrors for his jeans, shirts and jackets. Chinoiserie seems as enduring as the Great Wall of China. Yes, fatigue green.