Girls' Day Out Show facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Girls' Day Out Show |
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| Status | Active |
| Genre | Fashion, Beauty |
| Venue | SEC Centre |
| Location(s) | Glasgow, Edinburgh, Manchester |
| Country | UK |
| Inaugurated | 2009 |
| Attendance | 16,000+ |
| Organized by | PSP |
The Girls' Day Out Show is a fun event mainly for girls and women. It focuses on fashion, beauty, and lifestyle. This show is similar to other big events like The Clothes Show Live. It started in 2009 and has grown bigger each year. More than 16,000 visitors attend the show on average.
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History of the Show
The Girls' Day Out Show is organized by a company called PSP Events. The very first show happened in 2009. It was held at the SEC Centre in Glasgow.
Talent Scouting at the Show
Famous model scouts often visit the show. They look for new talent there. Agencies like Colours Agency and Select Model Management have attended. These agencies represent well-known stars. Some stars they represent include Agyness Deyn, The Saturdays, Mischa Barton, and Amanda Hendrick.
Girls' Day Out Show by Year
The 2009 Show
The first Girls' Day Out Show took place in Glasgow. It was held at the SEC Centre. A tanning company called Fake Bake sponsored the event. Boots and No1 Magazine also supported the show.
The 2010 Show
In 2010, the show was again at the SEC Centre in Glasgow. All the tickets for Saturday sold out. This showed how popular the event was becoming.
The 2011 Show
The Girls' Day Out Show expanded in 2011. For the first time, it was held in Manchester. The venue was The Central. This place is also known as the Manchester Central Convention Complex. It was formerly called the G-Mex.
Notable Events in 2011
Singer Peter Andre made an appearance at the Manchester show. His visit was a big highlight for many attendees.
The 2012 Show
The 2012 show returned to Glasgow. It was held at the SEC Centre. The event ran from November 30 to December 2.
Impact on Local Economy
The Girls' Day Out Show helps the local economy. It brings many visitors to the cities where it takes place. This means more business for local shops and hotels.
Celebrity Appearances in 2012
Celebrities like 'Two Shoes' attended the 2012 show. They were runners-up on The X Factor TV show.
Popular Stands at the Show
Many popular brands had stands at the show. These included FakeBake and Bella's Blush. Other stands were Fashion Rocks My Soul and The London Perfume Company. Actiderm and Lauren's Way also had stands. These stands attracted the most customers ever.
Media Coverage
The Girls' Day Out Show has been featured in magazines. It appeared in No 1 Magazine and Event Magazine. These magazines announced plans for the show to grow. It planned to expand to Edinburgh, Birmingham, Manchester, and Glasgow.
The show was also part of a deal on Happli. Local newspapers also covered the event. For example, The Manchester Evening News wrote about it.
