Feelgood & Old Fashion

For wellness fans among advertisers, it has been clear since last week that the ideal employer is Lowe's. Not because the working atmosphere or office air are healthier there - the advertising company on Talstrasse is no different from any other in this respect - but Zurich's first day spa has recently opened just around the corner at Sihlporte. And it has it all. On two floors, you can indulge in the very finest pampering without having to book a five-star hotel. The feel-good oases of the Labo-Spa, designed by Lukas Meier's Aroma Productions, delighted the guests, who, after a short tour, went to the Kaufleuten Lounge to celebrate with cocktails and canapés.When Michel Pernet and Pete Kurath from Blofeld Entertainment come up with something new, it usually has a lot to offer - and on the occasion of the latest throw, long legs too. There were plenty of them to be seen on the catwalk set up especially for this evening in Zurich's Brockenhaus. For the "Fashion for Benefit" event in aid of Theater Hora, the organizers invited various Zurich scenesters to the second-hand goods treasure trove on Neugasse. It's amazing what the Brocki's clothing trove has to offer.
everything there is to discover.
Because it was for a good cause, TV celebrity Kurt Aeschbacher took on the role of presenter - and there were also some familiar faces on the catwalk, such as Gwendolyn Rich. However, Brockenhaus managing director Hanspeter Hürlimann took the cake with his performance - with a cinematic appearance as a mafia boss. Conclusion: even used clothes make people.
Beat Fritsch lost himself last week under the banner of lifestyle and well-being. The Labo-Spa promises the latter in the middle of the city and without having to book an entire hotel arrangement.
An ideal place to relax for CD-impaired creatives and BGL-stricken consultants.
The ideas of the guys from Blofeld Entertainment are always pretty unusual. This time, under the title "Fashion for Benefit", they hosted the first official fashion show from the haute couture stock of Zurich's Brockenhaus. It's amazing what's hanging around there.
Lukas Meier from Aroma with the night market girls Conny Schmid (l.), Nemuk AG, and Daniela Jeck from Unisono.
For a quick aperitif in the Kaufleuten Lounge: personnel consultant Silvia Gassmann (l.) and Bettina Bussey from Popfilm.
Cock of the walk: Dit Gertsch with Brigitte Bolliger (right) from Asphalt Urban Footwear and IT specialist Judith Jäggi.
Melanie Locher (l.), advertising agency Garbini Biedermann, and Nadine Queloz, PR manager at Christian Dior Parfums.
Leif Langenskiöld (l.), head of the Red Bull Racing Team USA, and Luc Rosset from the in-boutique La Boucherie in Kreis 5.
Film and commercial specialist Nadia Rosasco with friend Serge Riedener, Creative Director at the advertising agency Inhalt + Form.
Always good for ideas: Michel Pernet (l.) and Pete Kurath from Blofeld Entertainment.
Tina Venus Weiss from the Bern-based event and hosting agency World of Venus with Zurich bar legend Christian "Bossi" Bosshard.
Mafioso: Fashion show presenter Kurt Aeschbacher (l.) with Brockenhaus boss Hanspeter Hürlimann in Borsalino style.
Lisa Brühlmann from Star-TV and director Daniel Cherbuin were delighted with the dresses from the Brocki collection.
Without the third-largest economic area, your brand lacks powerNadia Fernandez (left), freelance journalist, and Bettina Brenner, ex-advertiser and now running her own fashion label.
Jeannette Kuster, Swiss family, and Beat Schlatter, for once not on stage himself.
A delegation from Jung von Matt/Limmat also came to Brocki: Christine Kuhnt, Sacha Baer and Sabrina Arthur (from left).
Old event professionals: Manfred Ettlin (left) from Neuerdings Events and Hubert Lüscher, project manager at Modernlight.