I've spent a lot of time in Leeds. I love how most people there take a great pride in their appearance and get dressed up to go out. It's something that's lacking in society these days.
I've not seen anyone wearing polka dot skirts there though. I can't really think of anything remarkable about what women in Leeds wear but I've noticed the men make more of an effort in their appearance than in other cities. They like their hair gel/wax and usually a statement shirt. They like wearing skinny fit trousers with loafers with no socks and usually have tanned legs/ankles and feet.
Leeds as a city is thriving though and becoming very popular, quite a few people move up there from further south. Paloma Faith went to a dance college in Leeds, Jamie Laing was at university in Leeds, Caroline Quentin's son is at a university in Leeds, it's very trendy these days. I remember 20 years or so ago, before Trinity opened and before Channel 4 moved there, it was mainly a working class Yorkshire town come city. It's definitely one of the success stories of gentrification.
Because there are so many prestigious universities and colleges there, you do get generation Z equivalent of hipsters (not sure what they'd be called these days), with wavy hair dyed un-natural colours such as green or blue and bull style nose rings, you know, because they are "edgy".
There are still plenty of working class communities around Leeds though. You'll see women 45+ with bobs (that were very popular in the 2000s), mock-designer sunglasses, a maxi dress with denim jacket and strappy sandals drinking in the local Greene King whilst shrieking loudly to their friends as if they're the only ones in the bar. You'll also still see the "lads, lads, lads!" types out in Farrah polo shirts and jeans and trainers, usually competing to be seen as the most alpha and taking various illegal substances in the pub toilets.
Then you get the ten bob millionaire wanna be Posh & Becks power type couples that usually have a nice but mortgaged to the hills house out Harrogate, Starbeck or Knaresborough way that come in to Leeds and eat in Riva Blu and the woman usually wears a cream jacket and leggings with high sided boots (to show that she's done well for herself and now lives in a rural area) and the man usually has his shirt unbuttoned towards the top, with a pair of sunglasses hanging out of the top pocket (even if night time and not sunny) and tiny shorts that stick to his thighs like super glue.