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Saturday 1st October 2011 saw the W.I.G. Party 2011 take place in the glorious surrounds of One Mayfair, with over 700 Gods and Monsters in attendance along with other celebrities Jodie Harsh and Jason Gardiner. Gaydar was a proud sponsor of the event and made a financial contribution of £1000, in addition to thousands of pounds worth of advertising. These two hotties were also there handing out Gaydar hand-fans to keep everyone cool and looking fabulous!

Now in its 8th year and raising money for the National Aids Trust, the event was hosted by BBC Countryfile presenter Julia Bradbury and one of Blue Peter’s best-loved former presenters, Tim Vincent.

Joshua Rafter, Chair of the Wig Party, said:

“We are over the moon with the support that Gaydar gave us and truly cannot thank you enough.”

“The W.I.G. Party 2011 was definitely the best yet – with the number of attendees, celebrities involved and the broad awareness raised for charity on the night. We’ve been blown away from the positive feedback from those who came along and it was a delight seeing the range of extravagant and creative wigs on show. This annual charity fundraiser is most definitely unique!”

Some of the most notable costumes included Zeus complete with light-up lightning rod, she-devils, a troupe of white witches, and a whole range of Indian gods, complete with blue skin, yellow saris and – of course – bright red wigs.

The appearance from Wiggy Woo, the face of the W.I.G. Party, was greeted with rapturous applause and his performance to kick off the evening’s proceedings went down just as well. Violinists and a plethora of stilt walkers added to the magical ambience.

Deborah Jack, CEO of the National Aids Trust, added: “We’re delighted with the support shown by all the attendees of this year’s W.I.G. Party. We’re waiting for the final total, but every penny raised will go towards a vital cause and help those living with HIV and AIDS. Here’s to next year’s event! “