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Get Dressed!

Real Life | Format

An important event and nothing to wear? For five candidates, “Get Dressed!” helps make the decision. This unusual thirty-minute show runs daily (Monday-Friday) for a week, at the end of which the “Best Stylist” is declared.








On each day, one of the candidates has a very important meeting or date and it’s up to the other four to put together the most suitable outfit for the occasion. What makes the task tricky is that our “stylists” have limited time to shop and they must include one piece already owned by the person being dressed – the rest is up to their imagination!





All of the decisions are made by the candidates themselves, completely without the help of professional stylists or fashion experts. Once all four candidates return from their shopping trip, the fifth candidate has to try on and present the chosen outfits. Now our four “stylists” turn into critical “judges”. What do they think of each outfit? Does it suit the person and fit the occasion?




They judge all of the outfits on a scale from 1-10, and the highest scoring outfit MUST be worn by the fifth whether they like it or not! At the end of the week, the best fashion adviser – the candidate with the highest number of total points – wins 2000 euros.







Far more than an ordinary styling show, “Get Dressed!” plays with the idea of fashion, allowing the candidates to express their opinions and let their imaginations run wild. More often than not, this results in some truly amazing transformations. With such a relaxed approach, the show’s tone is able to remain light and humorous. Rather than being a guide to fashion, the focus is on pure entertainment.

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