Rafał Trzaskowski and Karol Nawrocki They met at the next presidential debate. This is their first meeting before the second round election. Although the main topic of the evening were political programs and answers to questions about key areas of public life, their stylizations also caught attention. Candidates, aware of the forces of image, focused on carefully selected outfits. We asked the designer to assess them fashions – Robert Czerwik.
Robert Czerwik left no illusions. The details received a key role
– These are the moments when fashion shows its true strength – not in great contrasts, but in nuances – began Robert Czerwik – At first glance we have two men in very similar navy blue suits. And yet, when we look closer, we will see that the devil – or rather style – is in the details. Mr. Nawrocki focused on the classics: a white shirt, a red tie, a simple and legible contrast with pomegranate. It's safe, correct. But Mr. Trzaskowski – and what I really like – decided on something more than a classic. A shirt with an Italian collar, a burgundy shade of red in a wider cut and expressive knot. All this together gives an exclusive effect, thought out and, most importantly, personal – summed up Robert Czerwik in a conversation with us.
Rafał Trzaskowski scored a worse start in the debate? The expert speaks directly
We also talked to Anna Kulma, public speaking trainer. The expert drew attention to the beginning of the debate and greeting the candidates. – On the one hand, Nawrocki's advantage in terms of diction – his “good evening” sounded much more clearly than Trzaskowski “Dz … good” (slightly “downloaded, eaten”). Here Nawrocki has mastered stress better. Trzaskowski wished “the best” twice, and during the embrace he put his hand on the back of Nawrocki's hand – such a gesture is done to show control, advantage – Anna Kulma told us. Later, the candidates went to the proper discussion. Nawrocki began with a question about the health of his opponent. According to the expert, it was a way to get sympathy among the viewers of the debate.