Dubai’s Fashion Friday: Racing, glam and after parties.

 

Dubai’s Fashion Friday: Racing, glam and after parties.

 

By: Maitha Alzarra, Digital Media Student 
Date: May 2nd, 2026
Dubai, UAE  

Dubai’s Fashion Friday is exactly what you’re looking for! It’s all about horseracing, fashion, and fun energy, people come dressed up to watch the races, check out fashion pop ups, and enjoy their moments. After the final race people continue their celebration in the Paddock Garden, where there is music, food and late night parties, so the night doesn’t stop early. This event combines racing and fashion in a cool way. #FashionFriday #DubaiEvents 


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