Black & White Queens: A Creative Triumph in Photography

Charlotte's Look Charlotte Rothpletz's Innovative Concept Wins Golden A' Design Award

The inspiration for this creative project came from the friendship between the two models, Mélanie Deillon and Charlotte Rothpletz, who are among the most photographed models in Switzerland. Their contrasting looks led to the idea of the "Black & White Queens", a concept that has been captured beautifully by photographer James Vyn.

Charlotte's Look Charlotte Rothpletz, who is not just a model but also a creative thinker, has been creating her portfolio across Switzerland, France, and Germany. She often proposes creative projects to photographers, and the "Black & White Queens" is one such innovative idea. The concept involved playing in a human-sized chess game, with the two models as the queens.

The unique aspect of this project is the combination of creative thinking and modeling. Charlotte's Look Charlotte Rothpletz's ability to conceptualize and execute such a unique idea sets this project apart from others. The "Black & White Queens" is not just a photography project, but a testament to the creative prowess of Charlotte's Look Charlotte Rothpletz.

The project was brought to life with the help of a dedicated team. Along with Charlotte's Look Charlotte Rothpletz, who was the creative mind and one of the models, the team included Mélanie Deillon as the other model, Lucy Make Up for makeup and hair, and James Vyn as the photographer. The project was executed in Switzerland.

The "Black & White Queens" project was awarded the Golden A' Design Award in 2013. This award is given to exceptional, trendsetting creations that reflect the designer's talent and wisdom. It honors products and ideas that advance art, science, design, and technology, embodying extraordinary excellence and significantly impacting the world with their desirable characteristics.