Elena Akrita commented on Katerina Panagopoulou’s appearance at the Presidential Palace in a disparaging style.
In a disparaging style, Elena Akrita commented on the appearance of Katerina Panagopoulou at the Presidential Palace, on Wednesday night, noting in her post that “of course she is dressed by the ultra-elegant Mareva” while emphasizing that he does not know which lady it is.
“The towel on the bodice is perfectly combined with the matching tablecloth on the skirt”, wrote Ms. Akrita, commenting with irony on even Ms. Panagopoulou’s bag which as she said “it is from an engagement that left an era in 2012 in Ano Peskandritsa”.
Elena Akrita’s post
“I don’t know who she is, but of course the ultra-elegant Mareva dresses her. The tea towel on the bodice goes perfectly with the matching tablecloth on the skirt. A beautiful touch is the golden bag from an engagement that left an era in 2012 in Ano Peskandritsa and vintage sandals by Martha Karagiannis from something burning”.
With her second post, Elena Akrita mentions that she informed her friends on Facebook that it is the presenter of Mega, Katerina Panagopoulou, who, as she says at the reception, represents the Media she works for and not herself, stressing that ” in her life she can wear whatever she wants”.
In fact, he clarifies that he is not jealous of the much younger Katerina Panagopoulou’s youth, but his own, detailing the journalists he has worked with in the past.
Her post in detail
“When a journalist (as I’m learning now, I never watch news on Mega) wears every year exclusively and only the clothes designed by the prime minister’s wife, then there is a political issue and it concerns her objectivity and reliability. (If Leotas Karapanagiotis was the director, he would have made harsh remarks to her. But those times have passed…)
And this is because at this particular reception she is representing – and especially at the Republic Day – the medium she works for and not herself. In her life she can wear whatever she wants and no one has the right to judge her.
You see, I was taught journalism by great teachers such as Yannis Kapsis, Leon Karapanagiotis, Alekos Filippopoulos, George Romaios, etc. Unknown names to you, bright beacons to us. We had Eleni Vlachou of Kathimerini, we had Serafim Fyntanidis in Eleftherotypia.
Most of the castaways who “journalize” today would not even cross the threshold of historical newspapers. other measures and other weights.
As for the aesthetic part, no I don’t like it at all, and yes my favorite designer is Vassilis Zoulias it’s just that his clothes are very expensive.
Everyone with their own aesthetics.
And one last thing – because I heard that too. I don’t envy her youth. I envy mine”.
The appearance of Katerina Panagopoulou
Source: www.diaforetiko.gr
