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  • Latest episode: “Detroit Homecoming 2026: A City in Motion, A Legacy of Connection, A Future of Possibility”
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Embark on a journey of empowerment and resilience with Latrice Delgado-Macon, the founder of Detroit Fashion Community and a passionate advocate for Black Mental Health, as she shares her remarkable story on Detroit is Different. With a rich family history in fashion design and modeling, Latrice’s mission is to foster creativity and innovation within the fashion community, empowering individuals to discover their unique voices. From organizing confidence-boosting fashion shows at Wayne State University to her ventures in film styling, luxury store openings, and fashion walks, Latrice’s experiences exemplify strength in adversity. Join us as Latrice opens up about overcoming grief and emerging with unwavering confidence. As a mother, wife, and business leader, she’s now setting her sights on winning the title of Mrs. Universe this summer, embodying the spirit of determination and possibility. Follow Latrice Delgado-Macon on Instagram @latricedelgadomacon for more insights into her journey and the world of fashion.

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