She apologized for her outfit twice – eXtra.cz

The writer Radka Třeštíková (41) wanted to show on the red carpet in Karlovy Vary that even a woman in her forties can be cool enough, but unfortunately her intention failed and the writer got a lot of trouble for her rather crazy outfit. After almost the entire republic laughed at her, she decided to publicly apologize on her Instagram.

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Třeštíková’s first apology

If you Councilor Třeštíková at least something succeeded in the whole fashion debacle, and it was that she drew all the attention to herself with her skimpy clothes. Bad publicity is publicity, and the model she wore at the opening ceremony of the 56th International Festival in Karlovy Vary was certainly one of the most talked about.

But the writer apparently didn’t count on the fact that if she doesn’t follow the prescribed dress code, she won’t receive any great praise. In the end, she couldn’t stand the pressure anymore and decided to publicly apologize via social networks for what she was wearing on the red carpet of the Hotel Thermal in Karlovy Vary.

“I think it’s only fair to save this photo here and give you all room to load me right here, although there’s probably nothing I haven’t read about that opening outfit. I didn’t follow the prescribed dress code and I take full responsibility for that,” Třeštíková asked her conscience.

“In my ‘I do what I want’ lifestyle, I kind of forgot that every individuality, every single part is bounded by something. Yes, I’ve crossed that line, despite how comfortable I feel to lash out now and then, and how strongly I believe we all should lash out from time to time, I’ve crossed it. I feel it. I perceive it. I will remember that. Sorry,” added on Instagram.

She reconsidered the status and changed the photo

But after a while, she withdrew her public apology from her profile and came up with a new explanation and photo. “That photo didn’t really fit in my feed, and I don’t like it when something doesn’t fit somewhere,” she wrote in a new post, where she stated that her apology still stands.

“Hopefully, over time, we will move towards more creativity at big events as well, and mages like me won’t be there, sticking out of the crowd so inappropriately. I like you women, despite what you are sometimes able to write to each other. Some messages from you were surprisingly difficult to process “ lamented the writer. “In the end, it’s all just a little thing when the whole world is burning under our feet” added. “Thanks KVIFF, I will come back with a film one day,” she wrote at the end.

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