In addition to Windows95man, several other representatives show off their costumes.
Finland’s visa representative Windows95manin, i.e. Teemu Keister’s performance outfit has attracted a lot of attention in the last few weeks. Skin-colored thongs and denim shorts have even been covered in foreign media.
In addition to the attention-grabbing denim shorts, the Eurovision stage features numerous other outfits that steal the spotlight. The Slovenian representative Raiven performs in a “dummy costume”, which consists of a translucent, thin, thin jumpsuit.
Slovenia’s performance will be seen in Saturday’s final. EBU
The dancers’ style also adapts to Raiven’s naku theme.
Slovenian dancers have become accustomed to nude-colored costumes. EBU
Austrian representative Kaleen has chosen a bodysuit for her performance outfit, which is combined with long bolero-like sleeves. However, the eye-catcher of the outfit is the long-sleeved boots with a shiny surface.
Austria’s Kaleen performs in a bodysuit and high boots. EBU
On the other hand, Nemo, representing Switzerland, relies on a plush top, whose orange color contrasts the otherwise very neutral-toned look.
A nude colored skirt serves as the bottom part.
In Nemo’s outfit, the generous upper part steals the attention. EBU
Latvia is represented in a bright blue outfit.
Latvian representative Dons prefers body-hugging clothing. EBU
Windows95man representing Finland appears in skin-colored bars. Towards the end of the performance, he puts on short denim shorts.
Windows95man’s exploits have made headlines around Europe. Matti Matikainen
Along with the shorts, you can also see sparklers on stage.
This is how Windows95man trained in the first stage rehearsal of the Eurovision Song Contest. PHOTOGRAPHER/EBU
Windows95man and Henri Piispanen will fight to win the Eurovision Song Contest in the final, which will take place on Saturday, May 11.
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