Blackpool Style Assembly at House of Wingz returns with fashion, art and performance - what you need to know
Bringing together fashion, art and performance.
The Blackpool Style Assembly will return on Saturday 13 June 2026 at House of Wingz, bringing together fashion, art and performance for one of the region’s most distinctive cultural events.
Known for its fresh and unconventional approach to the catwalk, the event has established a unique place within the North West’s creative scene. Style Assembly champions one-off, custom-made pieces that are consciously sourced and produced, offering an alternative to mass production and fast fashion.
More than a fashion showcase, the event provides a multidisciplinary platform for designers, models, students, makers, industry professionals and audiences. Alongside runway presentations, visitors will be able to experience visual art, film, photography, music and dance, creating an immersive environment that reflects the diversity of Blackpool’s creative community.
Organisers say the event remains committed to inclusion and sustainability while highlighting emerging talent and encouraging more thoughtful approaches to design and consumption. This year’s programme will feature live runway shows, performances and opportunities for attendees to connect with creatives from a range of disciplines
Entertainment will include music from SheUnplugged and DJ Lomax.
The 2026 event will also serve as a fundraiser for The House BPL Charity, with all proceeds supporting its work to expand access to creative, cultural and skate opportunities for young people across Blackpool.
Through its initiatives, the charity aims to build confidence, encourage personal development and provide alternative pathways for young people beyond traditional education settings.
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Driven by a focus on community impact, the Style Assembly team continues to use the event as a platform to promote self-expression, support sustainability and invest in the next generation of artists and young leaders in the town.
This year’s artistic team includes Funny Girls with Walk in Wardrobe, Carla Wilson’s What Would Attenborough Do?, Herbrand’s A Crafty Affair, Crafty Cloth, Work Hard Play Hard by Aish De Belle, Perdita is Up to No Good by Ruth Hannibal, The Old Electric’s Sideshows, Seagulls and Shanties, and Blackpool Mecca by Sam De Belle.
Artistic direction is provided by Aysh De Belle, while production, event management and hosting are being led by Ava Docherty, Iz Durose and Finley Jaqs of Durose Studios. Production support is being provided by Sarah of That Alternative Studio.