He is called the most handsome man in Germany  And no, it’s not a joke — in 2024, he was officially named the most masculine and beautiful man in the country  Local newspapers write that he has the most symmetrical face in the world, as if it were drawn by an artist  He spends nearly €1000 a month just on his nails  And he wears only designer clothes  Every minute, someone has to tell him how handsome he is 

But how did this man look before? His photo before all the transformations was shared in the first comment 

Harald Glööckler was born in Germany. His childhood was far from a fairytale — behind the sparkle and his passionate love for luxury lies a tragic story.

When Harald was just 14 years old, his mother died tragically. According to the official version, she fell down the stairs. However, Harald believes his father was responsible.

From a young age, Harald was interested in fashion and art. In 1987, he opened his first clothing store with a partner.

He immediately began designing extravagant outfits — with gold, rhinestones, crowns, and sequins. His signature style is pure glamour with no room for boredom.

He founded the brand POMPÖÖS, which became the embodiment of his philosophy: every woman deserves to be a princess.

Later, his designs appeared on TV shopping channels and fashion runways, and he himself became a well-known television personality.

Over time, Harald began altering his appearance through cosmetic treatments and plastic surgery.

He speaks openly about botox, facelifts, implants, and other procedures that helped him achieve his doll-like, theatrical look.

He changed the shape of his nose, lips, and cheekbones, had multiple facelifts, and had hair and eyelash extensions done. He’s often compared to a living porcelain doll — and he doesn’t mind the comparison.

“I recreated myself. I wasn’t born like a fairytale — I made myself this way,” says Glööckler.

Early photos of Harald are surprising: just an ordinary young man with short hair and a natural face — nothing like the glamorous figure known today.

In the 1990s, he began wearing flashier clothing and makeup, and then his transformation became radical.