It was not Beata Kozidrak who exaggerated with the outfit, but they with their comments. I read and it grows in me f**k

Beata Kozidrak is not a crystalline figure, but very much liked by many people, both fans of Bajm and her solo albums. The singer and, as usual, presented extravagant outfits, which she has been known for for years. The text I mentioned is dedicated not to what she wore on stage, but during the day, staying in Sopot.

Beata Kozidrak “forgot to put on pants? Of course I click

I see the title “Forgot to put on pants?” and that she “outdid herself”, and of course I get caught up in this trick, I click. Let’s face it, I’m not a saint, and I’m also curious. However, I did not expect such pronunciation of the text. Already from the first sentences I learn that people “rubbed their eyes” when Kozidrak left the car in the Forest Opera, and all because of the length (or maybe “shortness”) of her dress and the shoes that the singer put on her.

According to the author or the author of the text, “something went wrong” and Kozidrak definitely missed the styling. And here you can agree or disagree – both readers and people professionally writing about fashion sometimes have completely different opinions about what celebrities are wearing. But I thought (oh, naive me!) that the days when I would find out that someone’s dress was too short were over. “Beata Kozidrak is a fan of high heels and mini length, but this time she exaggerated” – I read and wonder who decides how many centimeters of legs we can show?

“There comes a time in life when, unfortunately, you have to come to terms with old age.” Well, not necessarily!

“The singer decided on a colorful sweater with a logo and a meaningful symbol of the rainbow. The multi-colored model pretended to be a dress. Under the sweater that barely covers the hips, it’s hard to find a skirt or even shorts” – I read about Kozidrak’s outfit, in the comments that “at a certain age it’s better to be moderate” and then on X (formerly Twitter) I see this:

Mother of God, forgive her for she does not know what she is doing. There comes a moment in life that, unfortunately, you have to come to terms with (e – ed.) old age and there is no antidote for it, but Kozidrak seems to be unable to accept it.

And now I could wonder how old the man writing these words is and whether in hot August he sometimes goes out on the street in shorts, which, for example, in the British royal family cease to exist when you are probably seven years old, or whether – don’t give “Mother Bosko” – he happens to be shown somewhere without a shirt. But I try not to do it, because as long as someone maintains decency and respect for others in choosing an outfit, I don’t care how short these shorts or how big a tummy they are. And that’s regardless of age!

By the way, many of us would like to have legs like Beata Kozidrak to show. And even if they are not so slender, we also have the right to wear as short dresses (and as high heels) as we like. As long as we want, too – whether at 21, 40 or 63 years old. And later too!