Harald Glööckler invited me to his little private party in the popular central boulevard Unter den Linden in Berlin, in which he officially announced the launch of his new magazine Glööckler Magazine. It absolutely poured but neither the guests nor the numerous photographers and their camera teams were gutted about this fact.
I brought my guitar teacher and dear friend as my plus one to the party. He’s also the one, who aids me in my new e-guitar project. Harald Glööckler also provided me with tough and edgy looks to wear on my gigs as e-guitar djane. And on this very night I happened to also sport a fabulous outfit by Glööckler himself: A sequin denim jacket and dark Swarovski jeans. I honestly adore this outfit because it definitely is a pure eye catcher. I combined both of them with a sexy crop top.
I wasn’t the only “eye catcher” of the party as many guests wore quite the ostentatious outfits. Take for instance Djamilia Rowe, who, in my humble opinion, wore the most beautiful dress of the night. And Rolf Schneider, who was in a fabulous mood, as usual, or Micaela Schäfer, who successfully sported a striking face veil that covered her whole face and not to forget Jay Khan, who sadly couldn’t say a single word because of a nasty flu. Not to be seen was actually impossible because the cameras were everywhere and everybody was waiting for the star of the evening, the host, Harald Glööckler. He however, really teased our patience but when he finally appeared all eyes were on him.
He gave numerous interviews, posed with the lucky guests, who managed to sneak their way to the front for the perfect shot. Some of which were especially prominent, for example Julian Stoeckel, who you might already know from Big Brother. I have to admit that his laugh has the most recognition value I know of. He was also one of the first guests, who could sneak a picture with Glööckler. But let’s talk about the constellation of the guest list for a second. It ranged from aristocrats and musicians to transsexual couples and a lot of celebrities from different industries. Oh, and let’s not forget the fabulous finger food and the champagne that came en masse. The party was definitely a highlight in my book. At the end of the night I found myself talking about future projects with my plus one and Glööckler’s manager and I once again realized that everything’s possible when it comes to Harald Glööckler. And I’m not just talking about his collections.
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