👗Fashion show

Setup and Launch

Split the group into two teams: A — "models," B — "commentators." Explain the rule: Team A members walk the stage one by one as in a fashion show; Team B members comment on their appearance and style in the form of advertising slogans, inventing where this look is particularly appropriate. Example: "Don't have anything to take the trash out in? Then this look is for you!"

Invite 1–3 audience members into each team (depending on participants' clothing) — they also take to the "runway," and the commenting team describes their look. Establish safety guidelines: we joke about the outfit, clothes, and style; we don't discuss bodies and personal features; no touching and only with explicit consent.

Flow

1. Model walks. One Team A member does a runway walk across the stage, can add a pose or turn at the end.

2. Comment and slogan. One or more Team B performers immediately voice short advertising slogans and find a "purpose" for the look — 1–2 precise phrases, then immediately the next walk.

3. Following walks. Cycle through the remaining Team A members and the invited audience members in that team; keep walks short and energetic to maintain tempo.

4. Role swap. After several walks, swap sides: now Team B struts, and Team A comments. Audience members in the teams follow the same rules.

5. Wrap-up. Stop the game when each participant and invited audience member has been on the "runway" at least once and you sense a drop in momentum.