Rozhovor Lucie Švirkové. Česko po 18 letech získalo titul Miss World. Poznejte trochu blíže jeho držitelku Krystynu Pyszkovou, se kterou jsme měly možnost si popovídat. Pokud byste čekali, že její péče o sebe samu je bůhvíjak speciální, mýlili byste se. V tom celém šrumci, který se s reprezentací titulu váže, je ráda, že má čas na spánek.
Krystyna Pyszková (25) pochází z Třince a už v roce 2022 se umístila na prvním místě v národní soutěži krásy Miss Czech Republic. V modelingu ale není žádným nováčkem, v módní branži je už přes deset let. Na světovou soutěž Miss World vyjela o dva roky později - termín se posouval kvůli covidu. O to víc měla času na přípravu, kterou tahle pětadvacetiletá blondýnka nenechala náhodě.
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