Fashion meets purpose at New Zealand Fashion Week 2026
Event Details
As the official charity partner of NZFW, Breast Cancer Cure has created a multi-designer showcase bringing together a group of Aotearoa's leading fashion designers who care deeply about giving back.
Friday, 21 August 2026
Show Doors 12:30 PM | Show Starts 1 PM.
Shed 10 - 89 Quay Street, Auckland CBD, Auckland 1010
Tickets from $75 + fees
The Experience
Discover the latest collections from an inspiring line-up of New Zealand fashion designers, including:
Augustine
Amaya
Coop
Cooper
Curate
Trelise Cooper
Bendon
Federation
Kathryn Wilson
Knuefermann
Moochi
NOM*d
Repertoire
Storm
Superette
TUESDAY LABEL
Untouched World
Support Fashion for a Cure
As their latest collections hit the runway - experience the intersection between creativity and purpose as we raise vital funds for breast cancer research in Aotearoa - all set to the sounds of DJ Zeisha.
Celebrate this collective creativity - Secure your tickets now.
Shed 10 venue opens from 8:30AM daily | Show Doors 12:30 PM | Show Starts 1 PM.
Thank you for your support
A gift in lieu of attendance
Your generosity helps make life-changing breast cancer research possible.
If you can’t attend on the day, you can still make a difference. Every donation supports New Zealand researchers working towards a future where breast cancer is prevented, detected earlier, treated more precisely, and survived by more.
Donate now and help create a better future for generations of New Zealanders.
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