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Applauding at appropriate moments shows appreciation for the designers, models, and the team’s work. It's an important feedback mechanism within the etiquette of a fashion show.

Interactions with models should be professional and respectful, recognizing that they are in a working environment, and their primary focus is to display the garments effectively.

Guests should follow the seating arrangements as organized by the hosts to honor the hierarchy of the fashion industry and the planning efforts, ensuring a well-arranged viewer experience.

Properly disposing of waste, such as promotional materials and refreshments, maintains the venue's cleanliness and reflects well on the show's organization and the industry as a whole.

Phones should be silenced to prevent interruptions during the show. Using phones should be minimal to maintain focus on the designers' work and show respect to the models and other guests.

Posting to social media should be done considerately, respecting the privacy of other guests and the intent of the show’s creators, sometimes bound by confidentiality until the show is public.

Networking should be done discreetly and respectfully, recognizing that the primary focus of attendees is the fashion show. Bombarding industry professionals with pitches can be seen as disrespectful.

Punctuality is crucial as it demonstrates respect for everyone’s time involved, ensures a smooth flow, and avoids delays that can inconvenience both guests and participants.

Adhering to the dress code is a sign of respect for the event's atmosphere and helps maintain the show's aesthetic integrity. It contributes to the ambiance and professionalism of the event.