In the Eurovision Song Contest, you see many striking and dazzling outfits. But who or what do we actually honor with the unofficial You’re A Vision Award? Find out here. New this year: the voting for the You’re A Vision Award opens already on Friday afternoon, May 10th.

In simple terms, the You’re A Vision Award honors the most remarkable outfit at the Eurovision Song Contest. Songfestival.be does this to celebrate the creativity and diversity of the contest.

The name of the award has a double meaning. On one hand, ‘You’re a vision’ emphasizes being seen, while phonetically it sounds like ‘Eurovision’. In other words, being seen at the Eurovision Song Contest.

Who should you vote for?

The You’re A Vision Award is awarded every year to the contestant whose outfit caught your attention. What exactly stands out is determined by the voters themselves.

It can range from a stunning yet simple costume to a fire-spitting dress. Which outfit do you remember, who stood out? That’s what the You’re A Vision Award is all about.

Voting opens already on Friday afternoon

Anything goes at Eurovision. The You’re A Vision Award celebrates this inspiring diversity and creativity. The award has a distinctly positive approach. It’s a celebration.

Australian Sheldon Riley was the very first winner of the You’re A Vision Award. Käärijä from Finland became his successor.

On Friday afternoon, May 10th, the day before the grand final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2024, voting opens and the search for a new laureate begins. For a week, you can vote for your favorite on our website. To assist you, you’ll see photos of all the participants’ outfits.