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Limassol Fashion Week moves to May 2027

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Published · By WGO Editorial · 1 min read

The fashion week has been postponed to May 2027. The exact dates are still to be announced.

Limassol Fashion Week has moved to May 2027, the organisers have announced on their website. The event will no longer take place on its previously listed dates of 11–15 November 2026.

The announcement confirms the new month. The exact dates have not yet been announced.

Announcement and event page

The organiser’s announcement and our updated event page are linked below.

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