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Magnolia Bakery to Pop-Up at Fred Segal for Fashion's Night Out
Magnolia's FNO cupcake (Photo: BBPR)
Magnolia, the newest bakery to join the ranks of LA's many popular cupcake shops, will run their first-ever pop-up shop this Friday from 6-10 PM at Fred Segal as part of Fashion's Night Out.During the evening, the Ron Herman section of the store will be home to a mini Magnolia bakery selling cupcakes, cookies, and bars. The pop-up spot will also include a cupcake icing station where Magnolia bakers will be hand-icing their beloved treats. Plus, they've created an exclusive Fashion's Night Out cupcake for the occasion (Devil’s Food Cupcake with Meringue Icing), and for each of those special cupcakes sold, Magnolia will donate 50 cents to City of Hope.
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