VIENNA STYLE WALK – Eurovision Remix

Waiting List! This event is managed by the ESC Vienna organizers and therefore not bookable via walk4future.com, but you can signal your interest by sending an email and we’ll inform you by May 12, 6pm, whether you have a spot or not!

What has the ESC to do with style?

Well, quite everything. It’s not only the songs that bring the flair and vibe of the contributing nations to the stage, but also the styles that make the ESC what it is: colourful, cheeky, eccentric, proud, ridiculous, surreal, political, freaky, celebratory, sexy,…

And as we know, Vienna is always good for suprises under its understatement-cover. 😉 Everyone knows Viennese music, the palaces, and the Viennese cake, but there is also the queer Vienna, humorous Vienna, and the creative, new Vienna that flourishes in the least expected corners of the city.

In short: we are inviting you on a very different Style Tour through Vienna, with three very different guides:

Germany’s Next Topmodel 2022 Winner and international model, Lou-Anne Gleissenebner, Viennas’ most renown storytelling walker, Eugene Quinn, and fair fashion rebel, author and GNTM’s first Best Ager finalist, Martina Gleissenebner-Teskey will guide you into Viennas’ hidden style and fashion corners.

Eugene, who has launched his now world famous “Vienna Ugly” tour in 2015, exactly when the ESC had been in Vienna, is a guarantee for new discoveries not even most of the Viennese would know. Lou-Anne represents the young, cosmopolitan generation that has their very distinctive – and sometimes dismissive – point of view on all things the older generations created. And Martina is the expert when it comes to the small special labels and shops that are the future of fashion – in her view. 😉

The three of them alone, could start a fiery discussion over what’s style or not – but in a true Eurovision spirit they will reconcile their differences and make them into something unique you will always remember: uncover lesser-known city- & fashion – treasures, chat with producers, and even find a special piece or two – and most importantly: go home with new friends.

This is part of a series of tours, celebrating local production and creativity.