Victoria Leeds shopping: Every new opening this year from Liam Gallagher's Pretty Green to Cubitts
The popular city centre shopping district brings together the Victoria Quarter and its beautiful arcades with the shiny Victoria Gate, which opened in 2016.
It boasts high-end designers and fashion brands, as well as everyday retailers, cafes and of course, a flagship John Lewis.
This year has seen 12 new additions to the district, from a tailors to a fine art gallery – including five new openings this month.
Meet the new arrivals:

1. New arrivals
Here is every business to have opened in Victoria Leeds this year Photo: James Hardisty

2. Snug
First up is Victoria Gate. Sofa-in-a-box company Snug opened a permanent store this year, following on from a successful pop-up shop. It has earned a big digital following for its sofa-in-a-box concept - settees which are packaged into boxes and can be assembled without any tools. Photo: James Hardisty

3. Shu & Luxe
From high quality Spanish and Italian footwear brands to Scandinavian clothing collections, ladies clothing retailer Shu & Luxe sells classic pieces with trend-led elements. Photo: James Hardisty

4. Sook
The final new addition to Victoria Gate is Sook, which opened earlier this month. Sook offers a flexible pop-up space for businesses to rent, showcasing a variety of retailers and creators. From fashion designers and yoga, to a beauty lounge and tech launch, visitors can expect a carousel of exciting products and events. Photo: James Hardisty

5. Astrid & Miyu
Next, we have the new additions to the County Arcade. Expressive jewellery and body art brand Astrid & Miyu opened earlier this month - the first pink boutique outside of London. It stocks a beautiful range of jewellery, including signature stacks and bespoke welded bracelets. The brand also offers engraving, tattooing and piercing services in a relaxed space. Photo: James Hardisty

6. Bias
Fashion boutique Bias opened this spring. Alongside its huge stock of cutting-edge and sustainable fashion labels, Bias also has a first floor homewares section with a stylish array of accessories, glassware, ceramics and a whole host of things for bath and body. Photo: James Hardisty