Catwalk for a Cause Is Coming to Manchester — and This One's on TV

If you thought last year's Catwalk for a Cause was something special, wait until you hear what the Pink Ribbon Foundation has in store for 2026.

The charity fashion event is returning — this time to the magnificent Manchester Hall, a 1920s Grade II listed building in the heart of the city — and it's bringing some seriously star-studded company with it. On Sunday 29th March 2026, from 1pm to 5pm, Catwalk for a Cause is set to be filmed as part of The Real Housewives of Cheshire. Yes, really. This is your chance to be part of something that goes far beyond a wonderful afternoon out.

A Fashion Show with a Heart — and a Camera Crew

The Pink Ribbon Foundation has always known how to put on an event with purpose, and this latest edition of Catwalk for a Cause takes things to a whole new level. The catwalk itself will feature cast members from The Real Housewives of Cheshire alongside people who have been personally affected by breast cancer — a combination of glamour and genuine, lived experience that gives the whole afternoon a real emotional power.

Every model walking the runway has donated pre-loved items of clothing and accessories worn during the show, all of which will be available to purchase on the day. Every sale goes directly to the Pink Ribbon Foundation.

What's Included in Your Ticket

At £60 per person, a ticket to Catwalk for a Cause is genuinely exceptional value for what's on offer. Here's what you get:

• A welcome drink on arrival
• A two-course sit-down lunch
• The full catwalk show
• A curated shopping experience with event partners
• Entry into the charity raffle, with some fantastic prizes
• A goody bag worth over £100 to take home
• And — perhaps most excitingly — an exclusive opportunity to be part of the filming for The Real Housewives of Cheshire

It's a full afternoon of food, fashion, and feel-good fundraising, all in one of Manchester's most beautiful venues.

Shopping That Does Good Twice Over

Sustainable fashion partner Worn By Us will be facilitating all on-the-day purchases, with a curated pop-up of pre-loved and designer pieces available to browse before and after the show. Joining them is I Am Here 2 Play, an emerging brand offering upcycled garments adorned with original artwork by artist Piluca Camino Alcon — pieces that are as individual as the cause they support.

A donation from every item sold, whether it walked the catwalk or came from the pop-up, goes straight to the Pink Ribbon Foundation. Shopping has never felt quite this good.

And there's a broader reason to care about that circular fashion approach. The fashion industry generates around 10% of global carbon emissions, and in the UK, over 300,000 tonnes of clothing end up in landfill every single year. Choosing pre-loved isn't just a savvy style decision — it's a meaningful one.

Be Part of Something Bigger

Catwalk for a Cause has always been more than a runway show. It's a celebration of strength and survivorship, a space where fashion becomes a vehicle for solidarity, and an afternoon that reminds you what it looks like when people come together around something that truly matters.

This edition, with its TV cameras, its star models, its sustainable ethos, and its stunning Manchester setting, promises to be the most memorable one yet. The event is made possible thanks to the generosity of Manchester Hall, Rachel Lugo, Hayley Sparkes, Worn By Us, sponsors SEBO UK and Bella Hope London, and charity partner Look Good Feel Better.

Tickets are £60 and available now at pinkribbonfoundation.org.uk. Come dressed to impress — the cameras will be rolling.