Eurovision 2018: The nine best outfits from pop's most eye-catching competition

The competition's outfits never disappoint

The Eurovision Song Contest is a spectacle to behold - filled with talent, entertainment, and stage presence.

While enjoying the musical aspect of the performances is the point, the outfits also lend to the enjoyment and appeal of the competition.

This year, the competition was especially fierce among the 26 remaining countries who battled it out in the finals - and they brought the fashion to match.

These are the nine best looks of Eurovision 2018.

Estonia - Elina Nechayeva

Nechayeva stunned in a special projection dress that took up most of the stage as she sang La Forza.

The dress stole the show during Nechayeva's performance (Andres Putting/Eurovision)

The dress used video projection features to transform colours and designs during Nechayeva’s performance and almost required Estonian government funding over costs.

Israel - Netta

Netta matched her hair to her outfit for her performance (Andres Putting/Eurovision)

With pink hair and a matching pink, red, and black kimono-inspired dress, Eurovision 2018's winner Netta stood out with her performance of TOY - and so did her outfit.

Cyprus - Eleni Foureira

Foureira's flaming bodysuit fit the name of the song perfectly (Andres Putting/Eurovision)

Foureira advanced to the finals after performing the song Fuego in an outfit of bedazzling flames.

Moldova - DoReDoS

The group used identical backup singers during their performance (Andres Putting/Eurovision)

The group, made up of Marina Djundiet, Eugeniu Andrianov, and Sergiu Mîța, entertained as they performed My Lucky Day alongside identical backup dancers in pin-up inspired outfits.

Denmark - Rasmussen

A gothic feel added to the dramatic performance (Andres Putting/Eurovision)

Rasmussen stood out as he performed Higher Ground in a black coat and slicked-back hair.

With matching backup singers, the contestant showed off his gothic side as he sang his way into the finals.

The Netherlands - Waylon

A leopard-print jacket added to the country theme (Andres Putting/Eurovision)

The country music singer brought a little flair to his performance of Outlaw In ‘Em with a leopard-print jacket and leather pants.

Slovenia - Lea Sirk

A fake technical issue only added to the performance (Andres Putting/Eurovision)

With sequin bodysuits and a pretend technical issue, the high-energy performance of Hvala, ne kept the audience entertained - and advanced Slovenia to the finals.

Finland - Saara Aalto

Aalto's performance stood out with sparklers and an equally sparkling outfit (Andres Putting/Eurovision)

With thigh-high black sparkling boots, a matching tunic, and a mohawk, Aalto stood out as she sang Monsters during her performance at the semi-finals.

Iceland - Ari Ólafsson

The performer kept things simple but classy in a white suit trimmed with red.

But no one took the spotlight away from Israel's Netta, who won this year's competition in her Asian-inspired theme.