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:
7. Cubitts
Cubitts offers prescription glasses, sunglasses, bespoke services, fitting and repairs, and eye examinations. It stocks three Leeds-exclusive frames, inspired respectively by Barbara Hepworth, Leeds' geometric architecture and the Victorian Quarter’s undulating curves. Photo: James Hardisty
8. Carl Stuart
Yorkshire-based tailors Carl Stuart opened in the County Arcade this month. Founded more than 50 years ago, Carl Stuart is now an internationally-recognised bespoke tailors catering for high-end clients, including the British Royal Family. Photo: James Hardisty
9. Molton Brown
Next are the new additions to the Victoria Quarter main arcade. Molton Brown moved home this year to a larger shop in the Victoria Quarter. The luxury fragrance brand sells bath, body, hair and home collections. Photo: James Hardisty
10. Castle Fine Art
Castle Fine Art boasts two floors bursting with fabulous art. The bespoke gallery space offers a stylish environment for visitors to experience contemporary art from some of the country's leading artists, and internationally collected names. Photo: James Hardisty
11. North Home
New to Vicar Lane this month is North Home, introducing Leeds shopers to Japandi design, a combination of Japanese and Scandinavian styles. North Home handpicks timeless, ethical and sustainable pieces, with a selection of tableware, sleek furniture and stylish accessories. Photo: James Hardisty
12. Boodles
Fine diamond jewellery specialists Boodles opened on Briggate this year. Boodles was founded in 1798 and sells unique rings, necklaces, pendants, earrings, bracelets and luxury gifts. Photo: James Hardisty