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Local News Second annual Macon Fashion Week turns to sustainability, local fabrics A Wesleyan College student models a piece from designer Isaiah Miller at a 2025 Macon Fashion week showcase. Media by Susannah Maddux. Macon Fashion Week returns for its second year today, beginning with the Bibb County School District Student Runway Presentation at 6 p.m. in the Tubman Museum. It will top off on Saturday with the Fashion Finale at Dillard’s in The Shoppes at River Crossing. “Whatever dream you had as a kid, it would probably be reignited coming to a fashion show,” MU Runway President Sebastian Blaco ‘26 said. While not a part of this year’s fashion week, Blanco’s organization has partnered before with Macon Fashion Week, which has quickly become a hub for local designers and fashion gurus. The six-day event is once again focused on accessibility, Macon Fashion Week producer Susannah Maddux said.
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