Coolest Fashion Makeover Party Games to Play
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If you're throwing a Fashion Makeover party, here are some of the coolest Fashion Makeover Party Ideas.
Dress Up Relay
This is a relay race in which the kids dress up in all kinds of fashionable clothes, jewelry, wigs, sunglasses, etc. and race to the finish line. Divide the group into two teams. Determine a starting line and a turn-back line about 15 feet apart. Place each set of clothes in a separate bag or suitcase. Place the suitcases at the start lines. Divide the players into two small groups and line them up at the start line. Blow the whistle or say go! The first players in each line open the suitcase and put on the clothes. They then shut the suitcase and run to the turn-back line and then stop, take off the clothes, put them back in the suitcase and carry the suitcase back to the start line where the process starts all over again with the next person. The first team to finish wins. The more clothes you add (and the more they're over-sized), the funnier it may get! This is one of the classic games to play.
Make Up Mania
This is one of the most hilarious games to play. Blindfold everyone, hand out makeup items such as lipstick, and have them walk around blindfolded, find a model (victim) and each has to make up the other. Then they find another partner. Set a time limit and when time's up, have everyone remove the blindfolds and discover how made up they've become!
Fashion Show
You don't need to be Armani for this. Neighbors, friends, relatives and secondhand stores are excellent sources for dress-up items. Have a walkway and dividers so that the kids have a place to stand behind and even change into more clothes (have at least one long mirror on hand so the girls can admire themselves and see how they look before doing the "catwalk"). To make it more official, gather people to be the audience (you can even make this the last activity and ask the parents to come a little bit earlier to see the fashion show).
Before the show you can try to show the girls how to walk, what kind of faces to make, etc. You can also have them watch the fashion channel for a few minutes to get the feel and see how it's done professionally.
Connect a microphone to your stereo system and have an MC to the fashion show who can then announce each girl's name and describe her fashions. For instance, "Doesn't Heather look sensational in her silk shirt, vintage taffeta skirt, ravishing pumps and matching zebra-striped hat? Just remarkable!"
Upbeat music (Madonna, Paula Abdul, Britney Spears, Backstreet Boys, etc.) will enhance the event as the girls strut their stuff! Also, set up a few fans blowing at the kids so that their hair looks like it's flowing in the wind.
The fashion show is the perfect photo opportunity for you. Take lots of pictures (black and white as well-these come out professional looking) and then you can send a picture with the thank-you notes you send out. It's also a great idea to video tape this.
After the show you can give out awards, badges, or sashes. For example: Best Hair, Best Smile, Best Dressed, Most Glamorous, etc.
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Decorate Clothes and/or TYE-DYE!
You can buy inexpensive T-shirts and let the kids decorate them (whether it be with puff paints, special paints used for clothing, or if the kids are old enough to sow, they can sow on all kinds of buttons, jewels, etc.).
Another great idea is TYE-DYE! This is a great activity because the kids can bring any article of clothing they want to dye, new or old. You can Tye-Dye nearly anything - T-shirts, scarves, socks, underwear, etc.
What you'll need are 3-4 packages of dye (Rit is a common brand), a large container for each dye (big buckets or plastic bathes work well), and lots of rubber bands. Follow the directions on the dye and keep each color in a separate container.
Wherever you want to place a patter on a shirt, pull that part of the fabric into your hand and fasten a rubber band tightly around it (the area under the rubber band will remain unaffected after you've dyed it). Then take that part and dip it in a certain color you want.
The amount of dye that penetrates the cloth depends on how loosely or tightly the fabric is bound, and how long it is left in the dye. If you are planning to use many kinds of colors on one piece of clothing, dye light colors first and dark ones last. The color of the dye should be just a bit darker than the color desired because it lightens as it dries.
You can pull as many areas of the fabric as you wish, tying and dipping as many times as you want. For all kinds of different designs you can attach objects such as buttons, bottle caps, and other stuff to the fabric before dying.
Once the fabric has dried, rinse it in cold water and squeeze out the excess moisture, roll in a towel, and air dry (provide bags for damp shirts).
Who's in My Purse?
This is a game where everyone sits in a circle except for one player who sits in the middle of the circle blindfolded. All the rest of the players shuffle places so that the one in the center has no idea who's sitting where. All the players get a picture of an item which would typically be found in a purse (such as lipstick, money, a little mirror, car keys, etc.) The blindfolded player asks everyone "Who's in my purse?" and points in any direction. The person being pointed at needs to disguise their voice and say "It's me, I'm your [little mirror, lipstick, car keys]". The person in the middle needs to guess who is speaking. If they get it right, that person replaces them the middle.
Henna Tattoos
This activity is loads of fun but recommended for an older crowd (ones that can be serious and cautious about things). Henna tattoos are really great to do and have-it's made from all natural substances and will usually stay on from a few days to a few weeks. You can purchase Henna kits online and in holistic-like shops. It comes with directions explaining how it is mixed and usually comes with plastic bottles that have tips for easy use. Since this tattoo will stay on longer than a regular temporary tattoo it is important that they don't use it on their face. There are many designs that can be created. (There are lots of Henna Websites that offer free design ideas.)
Don't Break a Nail!!
This is one of the funniest games to play! What you'll need are lots of press-on nails. Have all the contestants put press-on nails (even if there are boys - this makes it much more hilarious!). Once the nails or on (make sure they are put on with temporary adhesive tabs), hand out an orange to each child and start an orange-peeling contest. The winner is the child who can peel an orange the fastest with the least nails broken.
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