Coco Chanel once advised ladies to look in their mirror before leaving the house and take something off. During her first rehearsal at Eurovision 2016 it became clear that Jamie-Lee Kriewitz does not subscribe to this “less is more” mantra. She appeared on stage looking like an expensive cupcake, replete with baby blue frosting and countless sprinkles in the form of glittering accessories and furry pom-poms. Channeling a harajuku school girl, she paired a thigh-skimming skirt with knee-high socks. Very naughty, but also nice if you’re into the harajuku schoolgirl look.

The staging is very Halloween. Spider webs, a menacing moon and smokey clouds create a haunting atmosphere that fits thematically with the song — a mid-tempo tribute to the fears and tears that come with a difficult breakup. The production features some interesting camera angles, including a slow pan from behind Jamie to the audience and pans from her feet upward. Given her rather short skirt, the latter might prove unintentionally salacious.

Germany: First rehearsal at Eurovision 2016

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Jamie-Lee Kriewitz’s “Ghost”: Reviews and Reactions

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Photo: Eurovision.tv (EBU)

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abedull
abedull
7 years ago

Before critics to someone look, look at yourself Chris.
This year the wiwi crew just want Sergey to win, following his fit body.
I hope you will have the same treatment in Moscow next year as all gay people there.
That’s it

YoungsterJoey
YoungsterJoey
7 years ago

Remember this website IS a blog. Not a journalistic-resource. A blog. It’s even in their website name.

Denis
Denis
7 years ago

Despite Germany’s high expectation this will end up among the last, as usual with Germany. There’s nothing there, just a little girl playing dress-up!

Amor A.
Amor A.
7 years ago

Jamie Lees song is not very strong and I don’t think she is going to do very well. Also I hope she doesn’t wear that outfit at the contest. It doesn’t go with the song. It’s very mismatched.

Maertin
Maertin
7 years ago

Agreed …. Bad witches criticizing everything… Go check your own image, “boyrlz”

Azaries
Azaries
7 years ago

Wiwibloggs please, more respect to the participants, it’s not professional to do that

Bango
Bango
7 years ago

Really disrespectful …
You guys manage to find a nice headline for EVERY other participant but not for Germany or what? I feel pretty damn insulted tbh.

Huh
Huh
7 years ago

Despite wiwibloggs being bored and trolling around the rehearsals, there should be a time they get serious with the Barbara Dex Awards. There are lots of candidates this year and they know this well.

Darren
Darren
7 years ago

I like the chorus of the song, but the overall presentation I.e the anime is too distracting and doesn’t suit such a dark song. I hate to say it because after Sweden, Germany is usually one of my favourite Eurovision countries, but this year they are on the road to being a hot mess. Germany needs another Lena moment. Would love to see them win Eurovision and host the contest in Berlin or Hamburg, but sadly they won’t win this year.

IvanM.
IvanM.
7 years ago

WHAT A PROFESSIONAL HEADLINE.

danpito
danpito
7 years ago

>>>it’s her personal variation of Japanese street fashion style >>>Lolita Containing many different themes within its boundaries, Lolita has become one of the larger, more recognizable styles in Japanese street fashion >>>Gyaru Gyaru focuses on girly-glam style, dwelling on man-made beauty (wigs, fake lashes, fake nails etc.). >>>Kogal The kogal (kogyaru) look is based on a high school uniform >>>Decora The Decora style originated in the late 1990s/early 2000s and rose to great popularity both in and outside Japan. The clothes are usually in black, dark pink or baby pink, but other neon colors were also acceptable. >>>Fairy kei A… Read more »

beccaboo1212
7 years ago

Berlin 2017? Could be! Vile Glück, Jamie. 🙂

Creik
Creik
7 years ago

You’re so stupid wiwi crew. You can’t offend the contestast in the way you do

Turning Point
Turning Point
7 years ago

Deniel:

The big difference is that Jamie-Lee looks very comfortable in her exotic outfit while Nina doesn’t in hers. To me that’s a difference between voting and nor voting for theses two.

chessguy99
7 years ago

They basically took her national finals staging, expanded it and made it brighter. If this wasn’t an automatic qualifiers,it might not be in the final. Looking like bottom of the standings again for Germany.

Tamara
7 years ago

That’s her style, and something like this was to be expected! So behave yourself!

Haye
Haye
7 years ago

I agree with you guys. You’re so funny! Wiwi has taken the eurovision news to a brand new entertaining level. Thanks for that.

Deniel
Deniel
7 years ago

Nina’s dress is an unusual blend of metal (symbol of dangers that can harm you) and feathers (something soft and comforting – a Lighthouse). Sad you can’t get into the symbolics. Both Nina and Jamie are amazing

Bhrister Cjorkman
Bhrister Cjorkman
7 years ago

The song is playful and she is young, I see no problem with blue pinata at all. However Nina with her peacock costume…

Deniel
Deniel
7 years ago

They did the same with the Croatian entry yesterday. Their brains do not allow room for some avant-garde, different-angle fashion. By the way, in my opinion, Germany and Croatia are one of the loveliest songs in the competition. Bot got dissed for the fashion statement. Such an idiotic website.

james
james
7 years ago

Given this is the Eurovision SONG contest, this article contained absolutely no mention of how she SUNG. Instead you spent two paragraphs talking about her outfit.

Thanks for giving us all the important information.

MTD
MTD
7 years ago

Dear Wiwi, you’re inch closer to be defined as “the stupid blog/site”.

ESCArgy
ESCArgy
7 years ago

@Criticca

Don’t forget Croatia! 🙂

Michaela
Michaela
7 years ago

Childish performance. But I understand when she is only eighteen.

Deniel
Deniel
7 years ago

The Wiwibloggs crew continue to CHANNEL an abundance of idiotic REALNESS in their reviews of excellent songs and participants in this year’s contest.

Criticca
Criticca
7 years ago

Barbara Dex Award contender #2. The first one was Bulgaria’s Poli.

Deniel
Deniel
7 years ago

The Wiwibloggs crew continue to CHANNEL an abundance of idiotic REALNESS in their reviews of excellent songs and participants in this years contest.

nikki
nikki
7 years ago

OMG wiwibloggs you’re so unprofessional… You only judge people’s clothes , the Special effects, the LED screens… it’s not about that it’s about the atmopshere, the singing, the way the artist delivers his song…. WAKE UP!!! It’s not a BEST STAGE contest, it’s A SONG contest

fikri
fikri
7 years ago

black smoke 2.0

mad-professor
mad-professor
7 years ago

@Alex
So what? She’s doing what she wants and doesn’t give a damn – kudos to her.

Laburnum
Laburnum
7 years ago

I think that is Kawaii style, and I love it 🙂

Aleksi
Aleksi
7 years ago

I love her style

Apple
Apple
7 years ago

Well.. that’s her Style. Like it or not. Get over it. Did you guys really expect that she would show up in Jeans?
So, you professional Bloggers of Europes biggest SONG Contest.. What about the rest of the rehearsal? What about her voice and all..? You’re so focused on making fun of her Dress that you didn’t write at least one sentence about her singing.

Alex
Alex
7 years ago

Well expected. She looks like a joke, why the German delegation doesn’t understand that? She will be mocked in social media.

pasi
pasi
7 years ago

Mexican Pinata?

Sorry, but this dress is only BLUE, a pinata is colourfull! This isn´t that extrem colourfull like a pinata is… !!

giorgio
giorgio
7 years ago

terrible idea