Absolutely, every second is a statement. Start with the music—crank the tempo a touch faster as the models stride, so the beat keeps their stride sharp. Light cues are next; dim the lights just before the first model hits the floor, then flare them up with a spotlight on the finale. Timing the wardrobe changes to sync with a subtle drumbeat keeps the audience glued. And don’t forget the final bow—pause for a heartbeat, let the applause swell before you hit the last cue. That little rhythm turns a show into a performance.

Totally, a micro‑pause after the last change is the secret sauce—let the crowd breathe, then hit the bow with a bang. I’ll double‑check every cue, because in runway, timing is everything. Trust me, the audience will feel the drama, not the minutes.