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Eurovision fashion through the decades
05 August 2020 at 16:30 CEST
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Not only do we remember artists from their songs, their fashion choices are also worth remembering. Let's look back on trends and iconic looks from the last 65 years!
Lys Assia placed 8th in 1957, wearing a simple white gown on stage
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1961 winner Jean-Claude Pascal, from Luxembourg, showcased a sharp look while performing his entry, 'Nous Les Amoureux'.
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The 60's were a mix of formal and less formal fashion choices, as you could see in 1969
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ABBA won the 1974 Eurovision Song Contest for Sweden.
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Sandra Kim was the epitome of the mid 80's style. The Belgian took shoulder pads to new heights in 1986.
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Ruslana won the 2004 Eurovision Song Contest with her song Wild Dances
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The 00's were a melting pot of random styles, including eclectic styles as with the Czech Republic in 2009
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Talking about iconic fashion looks: Latvia's Pirates Of The Sea took their costume to a new level
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Ireland's Jedward took a futuristic spin on the iconic shoulder pad look in 2011
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Azerbaijan's Sabina Babayeva utilised modern technology when wearing a projection dress on the Eurovision stage
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Elina Nechayeva represented Estonia in 2018 and wore a projection dress which covered the entire floor
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Austria's Nathan Trent took his shoe game to a new level in 2017
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Poland's Tulia showed that traditional fashion never goes out of style. They wore time-honoured costumes from the Opoczno region of Poland in 2019.
— EBU / Andres Putting