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Fashion Week Columbus 2026 pairs high-end clothing with philanthropy at Luxe Levels Fashion Show

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Model walks runway at Luxe Levels Fashion Show during Fashion Week Columbus inside of Luxe Levels on Nov. 12, 2026. Credit: Reegan Davis | Managing Campus Editor. A line of fur coats hung up for sale and lined up at the Luxe Levels Fashion Show during Fashion Week Columbus inside of Luxe Levels on Thursday Nov. 12, 2026. Credit: Reegan Davis | Managing Campus Editor. Model walks runway at Luxe Levels Fashion Show during Fashion Week Columbus inside of Luxe Levels on Nov. 12, 2026. Credit: Reegan Davis | Managing Campus Editor. Model walks runway at Luxe Levels Fashion Show during Fashion Week Columbus inside of Luxe Levels on Nov. 12, 2026. Credit: Reegan Davis | Managing Campus Editor. Model walks runway at Luxe Levels Fashion Show during Fashion Week Columbus inside of Luxe Levels on Nov. 12, 2026. Credit: Reegan Davis | Managing Campus Editor. Model walks runway at Luxe Levels Fashion Show during Fashion Week Columbus inside of Luxe Levels on Nov. 12, 2026.

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