THE Marina Satti will represent Greece at this year’s Eurovision with the track “Die” in Malmö, Sweden and in today’s report of the show “Breakfast Su Su”, some details about the clothes she put in her video clip became known.
As mentioned in the show, the clothes worn by the singer – but it does not mean that they were actually bought – cost 3,560 euros. In more detail, the report stated that the jumpsuit worn by Marina Satti costs 820 euros and is from a foreign designer, the skirt belongs to Jean Paul Gaultier and costs 1,030 euros, her corset 1,330 and the crop shirt cost 380 euros.
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In the Super Katerina show, Katerina Kainourgiou emphasized that the specific clothes were likely borrowed, as often happens with TV personalities, with Yannis Poulopoulos confirming that they were borrowed. In the video below, the show’s panel commented on some of the pieces worn by the singer:
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The artistic direction of Marina Satti’s appearance on the Eurovision stage has been undertaken by Fokas Evangelinos, the choreography and movement direction by Mecnun Giasar (Majnoon), while the art direction by NMR.
The video for the song was directed by Australian director Zac Wiesel and was filmed against the backdrop of iconic locations in Athens, such as the Acropolis, Plaka, Monastiraki and the Conservatory of Herodes Atticus.
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