Karin Stecher
Society lady shows off her festival wardrobe
ORF society journalist Karin Stecher presents her favorite festival outfits to the "Krone" and talks about celebrities and faux pas on the red carpet.
She has been offering Vorarlbergers a stage for more than 30 years. Karin Stecher is the face behind the ORF social format "Dabei gsi" and knows virtually every adabei in the region. "People are incredibly interested in this and I'm always surprised at the density of celebrities in the region," she says. The Arlberg in particular is a real "nest" for stars - Lady Diana and George Michael, among others, have indulged in skiing fun in the glamorous winter destination.
Just recently, the presenter was a guest at the count's wedding in Hohenems and had a relaxed chat with the Dutch king and his family. "In their home country, they can't leave the house without being seen, and here they mingled with the people in a relaxed manner." Such encounters are still something very special for the experienced society journalist today. In general, she is unwaveringly passionate about her job: "It's a pleasure to offer people a platform - even if it's only for a few seconds. Everyone has something to say - from farmers to major industrialists."
Tina Turner and James Bond at the next table
Thanks to her good network, she moves in circles that others never get access to. "Many people envy the list of numbers in my cell phone," she reveals with a meaningful smile. She has built up this trust over the years. Her interview partners know very well that they can rely on Karin's word and that nothing gets out unintentionally. Of course, she also uses her contacts during the festival season, especially in premiere years like this year, when celebrities flock to Bregenz. "It's always difficult to find out who has invited whom, so you have to keep your eyes and ears open." For example, she has already had superstar Tina Turner in front of the microphone on the lake stage: "That was a sensation." And she also shares a very special moment with James Bond actor Daniel Craig - he was sitting at the next table in a restaurant in Bregenz. "In private life, people seem very different from their roles."
Fashion faux pas on the red carpet
When you're constantly reporting on the glamorous world, you almost inevitably become a part of it. Karin Stecher enjoys dressing up for it. "I enjoy dressing for the occasion. I am a fashionista." In addition to the fashion aspect, the outfit should also be comfortable, as Karin is constantly on the move at events with a cameraman in tow. "Unfortunately, many people forget that we work - no matter how festive the setting."
Fashion faux pas on the red carpet are particularly controversial - it has already happened that two prominent opening guests wore the same eye-catching gown, reports the socialite: "That was totally funny and they took it very relaxed."
Karin Stecher has a knack for sophisticated combinations with a touch of Italian extravagance.
Daniela Erath-Mohr, Farb- und Stilberaterin
No wonder that every year hundreds of onlookers make the pilgrimage to the opening of the Bregenz Festival to see the celebrities' fashion show for themselves. The expert has a few basic rules for any newcomers: "You should wear elegant summer dresses for the opening, and a floor-length dress for the opera in the evening. And when playing on the lake, you should also think practically and take the respective weather conditions into account - even if the glamor factor suffers as a result."
Bright colors, figure-hugging and lots of lace
Karin Stecher is still looking for the perfect festival outfit for this year. As a plan B, she has a "small collection" of classics hanging in her wardrobe that are still in vogue. "I love figure-hugging dresses in bright colors and with lots of lace." She also likes to mix vintage and new. Earrings and unusual bags are also a permanent fixture in Stecher's wardrobe. "I've had some pieces for 20 years. I often find them at flea markets," she says.
Incidentally, she remains true to her distinctive "ponytail" for the festival season. "I've had all lengths and cuts, but my current hairstyle is comfortable and goes with everything." The Feldkirch native finds trends exciting, although she only ever picks out what ultimately suits her type, because: "Fashion has to do something for you and emphasize your character!"
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