Walkable Magazine

"Fashion Prada sneakers as an economic factor" had Bachelin met. Now she mused with roommates Norbert Tillmann, like a new fashion exhibition in Germany - along with Switzerland and Austria might look like the biggest European market -. Bachelin took apart her style and her friends: "Expensive jeans, shirt by a small label, vintage jacket, designer bag, sneakers." This "street scene" wanted to offer the fashion lover of the trade, say, a designer with Fair Trade between the extremes of H & M and Prada.

In 2003, staged the Rhinelander Bachelin and Tillmann, with the support of the Berlin Senate for the first time a "walkable lifestyle magazine with selected collections, shoes and accessories in a subway tunnel under the Potsdamer Platz. Trade press, operators of small boutiques as well as "trend scouts" of the great fashion houses came from London, Paris, New York and were impressed by the premium and the Berlin literal "underground feeling."