Events at leal
From trunk shows to fundraisers
SALE EVENT - STARTS JAN 8
WINTER CLEARANCE
Curated designer pieces at reduced prices as we prepare for spring arrivals. Shop coats, sweaters, and accessories while they last. All sales final.
February 11–12, 2025 | 10am–6pm
Joseph Plata
Joseph Plata returns to Leal Boutique for two days of custom event dressing and made-to-order couture. For over 15 years, Leal has proudly partnered with Joseph to bring Columbus clients access to his exquisite craftsmanship; From mother-of-the-bride gowns to black-tie elegance and statement pieces for life's most memorable moments.
Each Joseph Plata creation is designed and tailored exclusively for you, ensuring a flawless fit and one-of-a-kind sophistication.
*Appointments are encouraged to allow time for personalized consultations. Please email or call us to secure a spot.
algo FALL trunk show
April 16-18, 2026
appointment only
A very unique trunkshow that we bring twice a year to you.
From Switzerland... It began with one man with a vision. From the start, Alexandre Goetschel was determined that ALGO would build quality, classic pieces. From bespoke garments hand-tailored to fit like a glove, to sumptuous fabrics sourced from the finest textile designers, ALGO was—from its inception—dedicated to perfection. One century later, ALGO hews to our founder’s ideals, while pushing boundaries and exploring modern silhouettes and fabrics. 108 years of style. Generations of stylish women. We’ve only just begun.
Leál Signature Event in september
Runway to Aweareness
Every September since 2010, Leal Boutique hosts Runway to Aweareness, our signature fashion show fundraiser for ovarian cancer. Inspired by Connie's friend Pat DiNunzio, the event features 10+ models—all survivors or loved ones of those affected—wearing 30+ designer looks. Though Pat passed in 2014, her legacy lives on through the Pat DiNunzio Fund at Ohio State's James Cancer Hospital, supporting awareness, treatment resources, and oncology scholarships. Join us in celebrating survivors and funding hope.