Instagram Monika Marešová: who she is, how to find the genuine profile and what to learn

Monika Marešová, née Koblížková, is a Czech model and influencer and the wife of presenter Leoš Mareš. The media list her Instagram account as @monikamaresova (status as of November 2026). She mainly shares fashion and moments from events and trips, for example from the Venice Film Festival. For your own profile, you can take from her the linking of content with your professional background and working with events.

Who is Monika Marešová?

Monika Marešová is a Czech model and influencer with experience in fashion. In September 2026 she was introduced this way by article from Novinky's fashion coverage from the red carpet in Venice.

According to profile on Extra.cz was born as Monika Koblížková and worked as a stylist and fashion editor at Story magazine. She married presenter Leoš Mareš in February 2018. We analyse his own Instagram in the article about profile of Leoš Mareš and what to learn from it.

In this text we focus only on her public activity and how she uses Instagram. We do not comment on privacy, family, health or income.

Why do some websites write about her as a presenter?

Because under the name Monika Marešová another woman also appears in Czech media. Older texts about “presenter Monika Marešová” therefore may not concern the profile @monikamaresova.

For example Novinky report from February 2013 introduces Monika Marešová as the presenter of the social magazine of Televize Barrandov. At that time, Monika Koblížková still bore her birth name; the surname Marešová has been hers only since her marriage in 2018. These are therefore two different people.

For creators, this leads to a general lesson: the internet is full of automatically generated texts that mix up information about people with the same name. Before you take over anything about a personality, verify it in a dated article from a reputable media outlet or on an official website.

How do I find her genuine Instagram profile?

Look for the genuine profile under the name monikamaresova, without dots, underscores or extra numbers. The account name is also listed on the Extra.cz profile. Imitations of well-known personalities appear frequently, so it is not advisable to rely only on the first search result in the app.

1. Enter the full account name in the Instagram search and compare it character by character.
2. Review the most recent posts: do they correspond to events reported by the media (for example, the Venice festival in September 2026)?
3. Check how long the account has been active and whether it has a continuous history of posts, not just a few photos taken from elsewhere.
4. Do not respond to messages about prizes, "competitions" conditional on payment, or requests to enter your password.
5. Report a suspicious account directly in the app via the menu on its profile.

Instagram expressly prohibits impersonating another person in its terms of use. Do not share your password or two-factor authentication codes with anyone, including an account that looks like a well-known personality.

What content does Monika Marešová share on Instagram?

Publicly documented examples show that her content is built on fashion, social events and travel. A typical example is September 2026, when she attended the 83rd edition of the Venice International Film Festival.

According to Novinky arrived at the premiere of the war drama by Japanese director Shinya Tsukamoto in a black lace dress. On Instagram, she shared not only photos from the red carpet but also footage from a boat trip along the Venetian canals.

This mix makes sense given her background as a stylist and fashion editor: the outfit is the main theme, while the surroundings and the journey add atmosphere. Which brands she may work with cannot be verified from reliable sources, so we do not name them here. If you see a paid post on her profile, it should be labelled; how to do this in the Czech Republic is explained in the article about labelling advertising by influencers.

What can you learn from her approach for your own profile?

You can take three main things from this: content linked to your own expertise, treating events as a series of posts, and a clear profile identity. None of this requires a famous name or a large budget.

Element	How this shows up with her	How to use it yourself
Expertise as a topic	Fashion background, outfits in the spotlight	Show what you understand: craft, sport, cooking, services. Explain why you do something exactly that way.
Event as a series	Red carpet and the atmosphere of a journey	From a trade fair, concert or shop opening, prepare several posts: the preparation, the main moment and behind-the-scenes.
Clear identity	Account under your own name	Use the same name on all networks and, in the profile description, state in one sentence who you are and what you offer.
Connections with other channels	Media mentions link to her profile	Link to your Instagram from your website, email signature and business cards so that people can find the genuine account.

Steps for putting these principles into practice:

1. Write down 2–3 topics in which you have real experience, and stick to them.
2. Note the events for next month in your calendar and plan at least three posts or Stories for each one (Stories are short posts that disappear after 24 hours).
3. Align your account name and profile description with your website and other networks.
4. After a month, check the statistics to see which types of posts received the most saves and comments, and repeat them.

For the last step, the engagement rate indicator can help. The engagement rate is the ratio of reactions (likes, comments, saves) to the number of followers or views; how to calculate it is described in our article on calculating the engagement rate. Please remember that the results of a well-known personality are also influenced by media attention, which a new profile cannot count on.

Will buying followers help create the same impression?

Purchased followers only imitate the impression of a large profile in numbers; they cannot replace content or the interest of an audience. Meta's rules do not permit buying interactions, so restriction of reach or of the account cannot be ruled out.

Meta's Community Standards on spam explicitly prohibit the sale, purchase and exchange of interactions such as likes, shares, views or follows (status as of November 2026). Instagram already in November 2018 announced, that it removes inauthentic likes, follows and comments from accounts that use third-party apps to increase popularity, and that accounts which continue to do so may have their use of Instagram restricted.

What purchased interactions do not do:

• they do not replace content that captures people's attention,
• they do not guarantee audience interest, reach, enquiries or sales,
• they are not a way to meet the requirements for account verification or monetization features,
• they may worsen the ratio of reactions to followers, because purchased accounts usually do not react to content.

These risks are also explicitly stated by terms of service (Art. 3.3): platforms do not allow the purchase of interactions and account restrictions cannot be ruled out.

When paid promotion makes sense and when it does not?

A follower package can help as initial social proof for a new profile that already has quality and regular content, or as a supplement to a specific campaign you are working on at the same time. Social proof is a phenomenon where people more readily start following a profile that already has an audience. If you are considering this, you will find details on the page followers on Instagram and current prices in price list.

It makes no sense if the profile has no content, if you want to meet verification or monetization requirements, if the account has already received a warning or restriction, or if you expect sales and genuine reactions from people. In such cases, it is better to invest time in content and in the procedure described above.