Charm the other delegates at the rooftop welcome soirée—and try not to start an international incident with your knowledge of Eurovision trivia.

Double down on competitive spirit—rally Luca and devise a dazzling performance plan to steal the show from the first note.

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Messeplatz Gala Square

Confetti, Chaos, and the Delegate Badge Debacle

Head to the grand finale feeling triumphant in new friendships and keep your lucky, sparkly shoes on—whatever chaos may come.

The Skyline Soirée Rooftop

Midnight Diplomas and the Accidental Yodel-Off

Take the leap—storm the stage for the final act, improvising and dazzling the crowd; let the chips (and glitter) fall where they may.

Grand Basel Performance Green Room

Green Room Gambits and Drama Under the Spotlights

Rheinufer Victory Promenade

Glitter-Shoes, Diplomatic Blues

Eurovision Arena Finale Stage

Twelve Points to Destiny

Astrid Delacour

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Luca Albini

Mirela Hartwig

Edda Volkov

Samir Zahiri

Let’s be honest—Astrid didn’t plan on accidentally representing a whole country at Basel’s most glitter-soaked gala. (She only meant to take a selfie with the delegate badge, not actually wear it!) Bright, unstoppable, and just the tiniest bit awkward, Astrid is that friend who turns disastrous wardrobe changes into unforgettable dance moves. She’s got Eurovision trivia for days, a heart the size of the main stage, and the uncanny ability to win sympathy points just by grinning sheepishly under confetti rain. Every calamity is a plot twist. Every poll is personal.

Luca is the very definition of ride-or-die, or at the very least, ride-or-yodel. He’s Astrid’s ever-loyal best friend—sometimes the voice of reason, sometimes the voice suggesting a cheese fondue detour at 2 a.m. With a knack for improvising (mostly because he somehow always ends up involved), Luca turns Eurovision mishaps into major moments. His ability to make anyone laugh—even through catastrophic sound-checks—keeps the show (barely) on the rails.

Mirela: Basel’s answer to mystery, mischief, and killer vocal riffs. Impossibly elegant, sharp as a diamond, and with a memory for microaggressions (both sartorial and strategic), Mirela glides through every gala with a purposeful swish. Her sly smiles are both compliment and warning. She’s never above a little strategic sabotage—preferably while offering you a canapé. Being Astrid’s rival isn’t just business; it’s Eurovision destiny.

Edda is the grand ringmaster of the Basel Delegates’ chaos—a festival organizer whose laugh is as legendary as her punctuality. Always two clipboard steps ahead, Edda’s uncanny intuition for looming disasters is matched only by her never-empty stash of Swiss chocolate. Smoothing over feuding delegates, missing props, and the odd escaped ferret, Edda is the festival’s guiding star (and, let’s be real, occasional fairy godmother).

Samir is possibly the world’s most enthusiastic green room reporter, determined to capture emotions, drama, and the odd spontaneous group hug on camera. Armed with a perpetually tangled mic, Samir always dives heart-first into the action, moonwalking past security and asking the questions everyone secretly wants to know. His unfiltered joy is contagious—sometimes even disarming the most stoic delegate mid-interview.

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Glitter-Gala Delegate Look

Dapper-Diplomat Festival Suit

Stage-Manager Chic Suit

Imperial Diva Evening Gown

Reporter-on-the-Run Ensemble

Astrid dazzles in a playful yet striking Eurovision-inspired jumpsuit fashioned from shimmering silver and magenta sequins, the fabric catching Basel’s festival lights with every move. The suit’s wrap-style bodice drapes elegantly—if sometimes a tad askew—over her petite frame, and is cinched with a holographic, iridescent belt that flashes hints of blue and pink. Voluminous bell sleeves with sheer mesh inserts add a touch of theatrical whimsy, lightly dusted with glitter and tiny embroidered music notes. Her trousers flare at the ankles, revealing chunky, white platform sneakers adorned with hand-drawn stars and glitter, a bold nod to comfort and chaos alike. Around her neck hangs a charm necklace studded with miniature flags and a sparkling microphone pendant, accompanied by mismatched enamel pins on her lapel: one shaped like a heart, another like a fondue fork. Astrid’s dark, wavy hair is tamed (briefly) into a messy half-bun, fastened with a magenta scrunchie that glimmers under spotlights, and a rainbow headband peeks above her forehead. She wears a scattering of star-shaped face decals over her freckles, and her ears sport oversized, silver hoop earrings. On her wrist, a slap bracelet in her country’s colors jingles with every nervous gesture, all topped off with a sparkling smile and a general air that whatever disaster unfolds next, she’s ready.

Luca’s outfit combines effortless festival charm with sharp European tailoring: he sports a slim-fit, deep midnight blue velvet blazer with slim satin piping along the lapels, exuding both drama and approachability. His open-collared, crisp white shirt is adorned with subtle, metallic musical note embroidery along the cuffs and down the button placket, a wink to Eurovision’s glitzy legacy. He wears tailored slate-gray trousers cropped just at the ankle, showing off funky color-blocked socks—one patterned with fondue pots, one with tiny microphones—and glossy oxblood brogues with metallic blue laces. A silk pocket square in the colors of his and Astrid’s home flag is artfully tousled in his jacket pocket. His only jewelry is a leather friendship bracelet woven with tiny beads, gifted by Astrid, and an enamel pin shaped like a disco ball. Luca’s mop of chestnut hair is spiked in a controlled mess, and his ensemble is finished with a silver tie clip engraved with the phrase "Douze Points." A festival lanyard, covered in delegate badges and playful stickers, swings at his side. Completing the look, he wears a mischievous grin and outsized, retro-style sunglasses that slide down his nose during moments of chaos.

Mirela commands attention in an impeccably tailored, floor-length evening gown of lustrous ice-blue satin, its surface shimmering with a subtle, crystalline sheen. The gown’s fitted bodice is elegantly structured with an architectural one-shoulder neckline that curves dramatically into a sculptural bow, from which a cascading sheer train falls, edged with delicate silver filigree. Her honey-blonde hair is parted sleek and straight, pinned back with jeweled hair clips shaped like treble clefs and tiny crystals, allowing her razor-sharp cheekbones and poise to shine. The waist is cinched with a jewel-encrusted belt that glitters with every stride, and the skirt falls in flawless, stately pleats reminiscent of icy water under moonlight. Mirela wears diamond drop earrings and a stacked set of slim platinum bangles, each engraved with the initials of past Eurovision winners. On her feet are silver stiletto heels with subtle feather accents at the back, elegant yet perfectly engineered for stage movement. Her makeup is refined and luminous, highlighted by a precise, glittering silver cat-eye and a bold, matte red lip. She carries a petite, metallic minaudière clutch adorned with micro-embossed musical motifs. This ensemble radiates the calculated glamour and competitive spirit that keeps all eyes—and cameras—firmly on Mirela.

Edda’s look is the epitome of practical sophistication: a tailored, steel-gray pantsuit cut from matte stretch wool for maximum mobility, but accented with subtle festival flair. The blazer features a notched lapel and is lined with vibrant magenta satin, a hidden pop of color revealed with every clipboard gesture. Underneath, she sports a high-necked, sleeveless white blouse with a woven texture and pearl buttons, adding both polish and comfort. Her trousers are straight-legged and slightly cropped, revealing lace-up leather oxford shoes in soft plum. At her waist, a slim, holographic utility belt (masquerading as a chic accessory) holds mini safety pins, a foldable measuring tape, and a custom-engraved silver whistle. Edda’s cropped silver hair is sleekly styled and pinned with a tiny enamel badge emblazoned with the festival logo. She wears amber stud earrings and a sturdy yet elegant wristwatch, always synchronized to festival time. For extra warmth in Basel’s evening breeze, she keeps a reversible cashmere scarf (raspberry on one side, dove gray on the other) draped over her shoulders when outdoors.

Samir bursts onto the scene in a punchy, electric teal bomber jacket adorned with embroidered patchwork featuring Eurovision symbols—stars, microphones, dancing shoes, and tiny country flags—scattered across the sleeves and back. Underneath, he sports a sunny yellow t-shirt with the festival logo in bold, brushstroke script, partially tucked into relaxed charcoal black jogger-style trousers with bright cobalt piping down the sides. Always prepared, he wears a black faux-leather crossbody bag strapped tight, bursting with notepads, spare batteries, and an absurdly tangled mic cable peeking out. On his feet are chunky, holographic sneakers that flash in the stage lights and keep him agile for live coverage. Around his neck dangles a laminated press pass, tangled up with three friendship bead necklaces in pink, gold, and blue (gifts from grateful past interviewees). Samir’s curly black hair is kept just barely corralled with a navy blue headband featuring tiny glitter accents. His look is finished with rainbow enamel pins plastered across his lapel, a collection of festival wristbands running up his forearm, and a perpetual, animated grin. The overall effect is kinetic and inviting—ready for chaos, spontaneous interviews, and any Eurovision drama that comes his way.

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Grin and go with it—embrace the parade as your Eurovision debut, charming the crowd (and the cameras) with unfiltered enthusiasm.

Pull Luca aside and plot damage control—determine how to gracefully exit the spotlight and regroup behind-the-scenes.

Astrid and Luca’s camaraderie intensifies under pressure; Luca’s playful loyalty keeps Astrid grounded, strengthening their partner-in-chaos bond.

A sharp-edged rivalry forms— Astrid senses both threat and hidden respect in Mirela’s calculated candor.

Astrid gains a surprising ally in Edda, whose backstage efficiency swiftly pivots from brisk professionalism to near-maternal concern.

Samir’s infectious energy and good-natured teasing give Astrid a media ally—though she senses he’s always waiting for the next slip-up.

Embrace the moment—wave, grin, and charm the crowd as the Unlikely Delegate.

Sneak off the float and plot a backstage escape—and maybe swap badges back.

Edda’s professional guard lowers, letting a sliver of protectiveness peek through. Trust +1.

Samir’s playful energy makes Astrid smile, despite her nerves. Likability +1.

Mirela’s barb is sharp, but her eyes flicker with grudging respect. Competitiveness +1; Trust -1.

Clamber onto the parade float, waving and dazzling the crowd—bluffing confidence while secretly trembling inside.

Slip away backstage, seeking sanctuary among stagehands and plotting a discreet re-entry—risking discovery and green room intrigue.

Astrid feels a wave of gratitude and confidence thanks to Luca’s encouragement. Trust and likability edge even higher.

A moment of friendly rivalry. Mirela’s respect for Astrid’s boldness grows, despite the snark.

Edda reveals a supportive side, growing closer to Astrid as a festival ally.

Samir’s exuberance puts Astrid more at ease with the media—her comfort (and likability with him) increases.

Rivalry melts to mutual respect and the beginnings of an unexpected friendship; competitiveness drops slightly, trust and likability rise.

Friendship boosts to new heights; trust and support at all-time high. Attractiveness may tick upward after his disco-fondue moves.

A new warmth grows as Astrid finally rates a spot on Edda's emergency contact clipboard. Professional camaraderie, sealed in chocolate.

Media ally upgraded to full-on festival friend. He owes her a round of glühwein and an ‘Accidental Delegate’ story credit.

Astrid and Mirela move from wary rivals to something like partners-in-performance, forging the beginnings of real camaraderie (with a side of competitive karaoke).

Luca’s unwavering support blossoms into pride; the two are now partners-in-chaos—official festival legend status achieved.

Douze Points & Glitter Shoes

Picture this: Astrid Delacour, an honest-to-goodness Eurovision superfan, accidentally finds herself representing her home country at Basel’s glitter-bombed Eurovision Delegates’ Gala! Suddenly, old friendships are put to the high-heeled test as Astrid’s best mate, Luca, joins her for a whirlwind of charming mishaps and sparkly snafus. Each choice you make flings you into dazzling after-parties, awkward green room gaffes, and onstage dramas hotter than a pyrotechnic finale. With every cleverly navigated social faux-pas and determined vote-chasing dance-off, points add up, friendships are tested, and Europe’s eyes linger on Astrid’s every move. Will she outwit sly rival delegate Mirela and secure Douze Points glory for her country, or end up with a wardrobe malfunction on live TV? The fate of friendships, fame, and a nation’s Eurovision destiny all rest in Astrid's hands… and last-minute outfit changes!

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