Our fashion/art editorial “An Elephant’s Dream” has been published on Pulp the fashion, photography and design magazine from New Zealand.
The idea was to have two female models feeding each other with sushi, fresh fruits and champagner served on a silver tablet by an elegant waiter. All this inside an old streetcar from Zurich from 1930. The dresses of the two models were designed by Marie-Louise herself, again there’s a contrast between the swiss streetcar and the asian styled dresses.
Even if Marie-Louise could drive these old streetcars, we needen’t to move the old “Elephant” out of the museum, because of our concept with fog and backlight. We had the Tram Museum Zurich for a full day at our’s disposal. There was not a single visitor besides our large crew. Many thanks to the management of the “Tram Museum” and especially to Andrea Gant to make this possible!
We’ve shot a behind the scenes video and our friend Gioia from art-gt took some pictures.
And here are the final shots…
Credits
Photographer Marie-Louise Cadosch Makeup Artists Reni Allemann and Sandra Rohner Models Ella Ahmed, Nelly Staneva and Thom Jutzi
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