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• Steps
• Tips
• What do you need

If you're looking to host a fashion show to raise money for a school, local charity, or as a community event, it's a good idea to come to an understanding of what you'll need to plan and prepare.

Steps

1. 1 Find suitable clothing or suppliers. A fashion show is a showcase for clothes, so find the right clothes as quickly as you can. Many shops can provide clothing for your show. Ask friends, family members, classmates, etc. if they have any recently purchased clothes to borrow.
2. 2 Find models. You can ask anyone to model on your show - friends, family members, classmates, etc.
3. 3 Decide what topic your show will be about. Decide on a theme for your fashion show so you know what kind of clothing you need.
4. 4 Make or order artistically designed invitations. They should be consistent with the theme of the show.
5. 5 Order a photographer. If you want great promotional shots, hiring a good hobby photographer is a great idea. There will always be someone from among moms, dads, schoolchildren, etc., who is able to take such pictures.
6. 6 Find a free website designer. Contact him in advance so that he can make a website for you to advertise and promote the event, as well as post news and photos when the show is on. This will increase your professionalism and serve as a way to encourage people to participate in new shows for the next year or season.
7. 7 Book a suitable venue. If your school or community has a suitable gym, this will make your task easier. Otherwise, inquire - the local municipality could help you by providing a room for free or for little money.
8. 8 Find a paying audience. Advertise through newsletters, flyers, brochures, online, word of mouth, street posters, etc. Connect moms, dads, other family members, local community members, students, and anyone else you might be interested in coming!
9. 9 Be sure to enlist the support of the people needed to organize the show. You will need hair stylists, makeup artists, lighting specialists, music specialists, etc. Ask the students from your school's drum club to help you as much as possible. Some parents, community members, and local business leaders could give you some of their time and experience as well.

Tips

• Make sure that all models will be able to arrive on the appointed day.
• If there are 60 or fewer people in the group of models, and among them there are 4 to 12 children, consider making one “childish” runway run. This will solve all problems.
• Make sure the clothes you are going to show are trendy.
• Never run screenings on weekends or holidays; people may not be in place.

What do you need

• Makeup
• fashion clothes
• Cameras
• Computer
• Printer and paper
• Hairdresser-stylist
• DJ