Quick Change

Magic 

Illusion is the first of all pleasures. - Voltaire

On the Levitating Woman trick, First Daughter said, I don't know how the trick works! No other responses were received, so it looks like the secret to this trick needs to be unveiled now.

At its core are hidden supports and mechanisms that make the illusion possible. These often involve a mix of metal rods, mechanical platforms, or even strings, all skillfully concealed from the audience's view. 

The key is to create a believable illusion of levitation while keeping the supports invisible.

The magician directs the audience's attention away from the secret mechanisms with movements and gestures, all designed to distract and mislead.

Modern renditions of the trick utilize innovations like electromagnets, advanced hydraulics, and even computer-controlled systems to make the illusion more seamless and mesmerizing.

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Now, to this week's magic act.

I really need new clothes. Is this you every morning?

Or this. I have to put on makeup, a bra and pants on? I'm not going.

Or, you do eventually find the stamina to get dressed, although stressed and depressed. You say, Ready in five minutes. But you're using the same time scale a man uses when he says the game will be over in five minutes.

Then, you emerge dressed up like you're going to get murdered in those clothes.

Such dilemma won't apply to the QUICK CHANGE artist.

This kind of magician is able to have several changes of fashionable outfits in seconds, often multiple times in a row, before a live audience.

In an AGT show I watched recently, a couple took this entire performance one step further and got really creative with their tricks. Not only were they garbed in a dozen different outfits in a few minutes, but they also changed their clothes while only being covered by an umbrella or even smoke.

You know magic is not real, but how??!!

Please email (send to me only), if you know how it works. 

The secret is revealed in the next blog.