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The Fashion Ball returns to Leeds Dock for its biggest reunion yet
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The Fashion Ball returns to Leeds Dock for its biggest reunion yet

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After nearly three decades of bringing together business leaders, professionals, creatives and charities from across the region, The Fashion Ball is returning to Leeds Dock on Thursday 4th February 2027 for what organisers are calling its "Big Reunion".

Since its launch, The Fashion Ball has become one of Yorkshire's most established business and charity events, helping raise over £840,649 for multiple charities while providing a platform for hundreds of businesses, leaders and individuals to support causes close to their hearts.

The return to Leeds Dock marks a significant moment in the event's history, bringing The Fashion Ball back to a venue that has hosted many memorable moments over the years.

To officially launch the countdown to 2027, organisers are inviting the Yorkshire business community to attend The Fashion Ball Leeds 2027 Launch Party on Thursday, 17 September 2026, at Uyare, Victoria Gate, Leeds, from 5pm until late.

Hosted at the stunning rooftop restaurant by 2027 event sponsor, Uyare, the evening will bring together familiar faces from across Yorkshire for a celebration of connection, style and community spirit.

Guests can expect live music, drinks and canapés on arrival, a fashion showcase, beauty pop-ups and plenty of opportunities to reconnect with old friends and make new connections.

The Fashion Ball founder Lisa Darwin said: "As The Fashion Ball enters its 29th year, returning to Leeds Dock feels like coming home. The event has always been about bringing people together through business, fashion, charity and community. Over the years we've built something very special and 2027 will be a celebration of everyone who has been part of that journey."

The 2027 event is being supported by an expanding group of sponsors and partners, including Uyare, Thomas Coombs, Leeds Law Society, LCASS, P100, Glamour Rocks, The Lavish Collective, and Freedom Apparel as event sponsors and Source, which joins FB as its new marketing sponsor, helping amplify the reach and impact of one of Yorkshire's best-loved events.

FB Fashion Ball Yorkshire 2027 will officially unveil its returning and new sponsors at the launch party in September.

As a valued member of The Fashion Ball community, supporters old and new are warmly invited to be part of this special launch evening and help kick off what promises to be the most memorable Fashion Ball yet.

Guests are asked to RSVP by 3 August 2026 and register here: https://fbfashionball.show/leedslaunch/

Nearly 30 years since its inception, The Fashion Ball continues to celebrate business excellence, champion charitable causes and create lasting connections across Yorkshire and beyond. The return to Leeds Dock marks not only a homecoming, but the start of an exciting new chapter.

Plans are now officially live for FB Yorkshire 2027. Businesses and professionals interested in being involved as a model, sponsor, partner or guest are encouraged to get in touch and secure their place.

To find out more, contact Lisa Darwin at lisa@fbfashionball.show or visit https://fbfashionball.show/leeds/

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