Los Angeles Fashion Week

Los Angeles Fashion Week takes place each March (for fall collections) and October (for spring collections) in locations throughout the Los Angeles area. It is sponsored by a number of businesses that hire up-and-coming LA-based fashion designers.

Read more about Los Angeles Fashion Week:  History, Events, Los Angeles Fashion District

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