Quite unnoticed, a man crept onto the Oktoberfest on Tuesday that the whole world knows: Apple CEO Tim Cook. After an appointment in Berlin, the American made a detour to the Oktoberfest and toasted moderator Kai Pflaume and Apple Vice President Eddy Cue. “It’s a shame that we’re sitting together again,” he wrote in Bavarian on his Twitter account. “So happy to be back to Oktoberfest. Cheers!”
Cook and Pflaume apparently made an appointment on Schubertstraße, as can be seen on the moderator’s Instagram account. Then it goes over the glowing Wiesn to the Käfer tent.
Tim Cook may be a bit surprised when he arrives at the tent. One color dominates inside this Tuesday: red. Numerous well-known and less well-known women celebrate at the charity event “Ladies Red Wiesn” – and wear a uniform look – for example Laura Käfer, Antje-Katrin Kühnemann, Anna Maria Kaufmann, Sabine Piller, Astrid Söll and Dorothee Baer (from the left).
Presenter Verena Kerth also appears in signal colors in the Käfer tent. However, the color of the beer mug doesn’t quite match.
Giulia Siegel, model, DJ and presenter, even arrives in red shoes.
Influencer Cathy Hummels is happy that she has a dirndl to match the event. Her seventh visit to Oktoberfest this year, her seventh look, as she says on her Instagram account.
Actress Yasmina Filali, on the other hand, doesn’t quite have the right look (On the left side of the picture). But she can still celebrate, it’s for a good cause. Astrid Söll, Giulia Siegel and Laura Käfer don’t want to be so strict.
CSU politician Dorothee Bär has fun with a musician. Did she also speak to Tim Cook? As a former Federal Government Commissioner for Digitization, you and the Apple boss would at least have a topic for small talk.
There is also something to celebrate in the wine tent. Patrick Lindner celebrates his 63rd birthday with his husband and a matching cake. Of course, the 1860 fan doesn’t wear red.