Ivana Knoll, a Croatian model and Instagram influencer, has openly defied the strict code imposed on visitors at the Fifa World Cup in Qatar, claiming that she doesn’t “care” what officials say or do.
On Sunday, the brunette bombshell shared photos of her sexy appearance in the stadium during Croatia’s match against Canada.
‘I’M NOT AFRAID,’ a Croatian model says of her sexy snaps.
Ivana Knoll, who was dressed in a red-checkered mini-dress with the same print as the Croatian national flag, posted picture after picture of her flamboyant look at the Fifa World Cup.
And it was clear she was breaking Islamic state rules by showing off her knees, shoulders, buttocks, and plenty of cleavage.
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But the 26-year-old owner of the “Knoll Doll” boutique couldn’t care less.
Ivana defended her actions to the PA press agency outside the stadium. “First I was thinking if the World Cup is happening there (Qatar), for sure they will allow us everything to make it comfortable for all fans without any restrictions,” she told MailOnline.
“I was shocked when I learned about the rules.” The dress code prohibits showing shoulders, knees, belly, and everything else, and I thought to myself, “Oh my God, I don’t even have the clothes to cover all of that.”
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“I was super angry because if I’m not a Muslim and if we in Europe respect hijab and niqab, I think they need to respect our way of life, our religion, and in the end me wearing dresses, bikinis because I’m a Catholic from Croatia who is here for the World Cup,” she continued.
Ivana claimed that she had received no backlash for her skimpy attire.
“When I arrived, I was surprised they didn’t make any problems about dressing; they allow you to wear whatever you want – except in government buildings, which is fine,” she added.
When asked if she was concerned about being arrested because of her barely-there outfits, she replied, “I am never afraid of something like that.”
WHAT HAPPENS IF THE WORLD CUP RULES ARE VIOLATED IN QATAR?
Any violation of the World Cup dress code rules, according to The Sun, can result in a hefty fine, a ban, and/or jail time.
And if you think no one is watching every single person in the country, think again.
According to the publication, each stadium in Qatar has more than 15,000 cameras to monitor every fan’s every move.
“We have high-resolution special cameras to zoom in on a specific seat and clearly see the spectator,” said Niyas Abulrahiman, chief technology officer.
“It’s being recorded, so it’ll be useful in any post-event investigation.”
