Magic City Fashion Week Begins Oct. 17 in Birmingham. Here’s What to Expect

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Magic City Fashion Week Begins Oct. 17 in Birmingham. Here’s What to Expect

By Ameera Steward | The Birmingham Times When one thinks of Magic City Fashion Week, they should picture the excitement of the New York Fashion Week scene with the art, creativity, and overall magic of Birmingham. Founded in 2017 to cultivate, connect, showcase, and provide economic opportunity to Birmingham’s creative community through fashion, MCFW emphasizes […]

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