Tolo Fashion shows behind the scenes of creating Emma’s Eurovision dress

Taking to social media, Tolo Fashion gave Eurovision fans a sneak peek of behind the scenes for the creation of Emma Muscat’s diamond dress.

The video showed the delicate process of creating Emma’s shining costume before she took to the golden lit stage to perform ‘I Am What I Am’.Previously, Emma had revealed that the dress took four to five weeks to create, going to explain the special meaning behind her Eurovision fit.

Emma highlighted how the dress, along with the platform and the piano, were made of mirrors which reflect oneself. This reflected (no pun intended) the theme of the song itself.

In comments to TVM, Maltese designer Drew Warhust also discussed the dress’ significance. He went on to explain how, given that the contest was being held in Turin, Italy, he intended to make Emma look like a Roman Goddess as she performed on stage. And suffice to say Tolo Fashion really pulled it off…

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