
As a support group of Phoenix Art Museum, ACI hosts the Holiday Luncheon to support the Museum’s fashion department. The fundraiser earns more than $800,000 in vital resources, which benefits fashion exhibitions, acquisitions, and education programs. The Luncheon features an internationally recognized fashion icon as a guest speaker, a champagne reception, a stylish lunch, and a luxury raffle featuring high-end items from both local and nationally recognized designers, boutiques, and businesses.
We are delighted to announce that internationally acclaimed British-American fashion designer Harris Reed will be the featured guest speaker at the 2026 Arizona Costume Institute Holiday Luncheon. Returning to the Arizona Biltmore for another unforgettable year, the annual fundraiser will celebrate the 60th Anniversary of Fashion at Phoenix Art Museum with a dazzling afternoon of style, artistry, and cultural impact.

Harris Reed founded his namesake demi-couture label in 2019 while studying at the prestigious Central Saint Martins in London. By then, he was already working with high-profile clients, including Harry Styles, and caught the attention of Gucci’s Alessandro Michele. Since launching his brand, Reed has become one of the most successful designers of his generation, dressing cultural icons such as Beyoncé, Adele, Florence Pugh, Demi Moore, and Lily Collins. His label presents biannually at London Fashion Week, with made-to-measure designs sold directly to ultra-high-net-worth clients around the world.
Known for his collaborative approach, Reed launched the Harris Reed x Missoma jewelry collection in 2020 and recently expanded into interiors through a wallpaper collaboration with Fromental. He was also an early adopter of social media, debuting his graduate collection digitally in 2020 and generating a viral moment for the brand. Combined with his highly engaged audience, this digital-first strategy has helped distinguish Reed from many of his industry peers.
Guests who purchase a VIP Ticket will receive (1) one invitation to the VIP Party for a private meet-and-greet experience with Harris Reed hosted the evening of December 6 at a private venue. Table hosts will also receive an invitation to the VIP Party.
$500 | $750 | $1,000 | $1,500 VIP
$5,000 | $10,000 | $15,000 | $25,000
Sponsorship opportunities include a table of up to 12 guests and feature a suite of benefits designed to entertain and recognize the philanthropic spirit of our most loyal donors.
Additional information can be found at
arizonacostumeinstitute.org,
or contact
support-aci@phxart.org.
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