Eurovision Fancy Dress Ideas For Your 2018 Song Contest Party

From Scooch to Conchita Wurst.

With just hours to go until the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest, many fans will be frantically trying to come up with a fancy dress idea for Saturday night’s numerous Euro-parties.

But what should you go as? Do you go as a country? Or perhaps you try recreating the look of one of the contest’s most iconic acts? After all, there are plenty to choose from the course of Eurovision’s 61-year history.

You could grab a wig and grow/draw on a beard to transform into 2014 champ Conchita, wrap yourself in tin-foil to become 2007 Ukrainian entry Verka Serduchka, or why not fashion a couple of detachable skirts and team up with some pals to dress as Bucks Fizz?

But if you’re still lacking in inspiration, we’ve chosen 14 of the best Eurovision outfits ever that you’ll easily be able to replicate, and ensure you are the best dressed at this weekend’s festivities.

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Scooch
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Representing the UK in 2007 (23rd place)
2
Verka Serduchka
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Representing the Ukraine in 2007 (2nd place)
3
Abba
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Representing Sweden in 1974 (1st place)
4
Dana International
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Representing Israel in 1998 (1st place).
5
Lordi
ARIS MESSINIS via Getty Images
Representing Finland in 2006 (1st place)
6
Bucks Fizz
AP
Representing the UK in 1981 (1st place)
7
Zdob si Zdub
Sean Gallup via Getty Images
Representing Moldiova in 2011 (12th place)
8
Gipsy
Oleg Nikishin via Getty Images
Representing Czech Republic in 2009 (semi final only)
9
Conchita Wurst
Ragnar Singsaas via Getty Images
Representing Austria in 2014 (1st place)
10
Jedward
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Representing Ireland in 2011 (8th place)
11
Donatan & Cleo
JONATHAN NACKSTRAND via Getty Images
Representing Poland in 2014 (9th place)
12
Sandie Shaw
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Representing the UK in 1967 (1st place)
13
Pirates Of The Sea
ANDREJ ISAKOVIC via Getty Images
Representing Latvia in 2008 (12th place)
14
Wig Wam
Sean Gallup via Getty Images
Representing Norway in 2005 (6th place)
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