Back in early spring my friend from Vietnam visited me in Germany.
This was a very special occassion for us, as it was only the third time we met. Luckily Trang and I had more time than just a few hours so we took a daytrip to Rothenburg ob der Tauber, a lovely little town with a beautiful and breathtaking historic city center.
I visited this town the first time when I attended the Lacebook teaparty in summer 2014. We took part of a guided tour and were the main attraction for the other tourists. But in winter/spring there are just a few tourists so we enjoyed our stay way better although it was very cold.
When Alice and the Pirates released their Le Petit Chaperon Rouge and matching Gustave series Trang and I decided to do a couple outfit when we meet. Rothenburg was just a perfect placed to be with it's wonderful castle garden which looked a bit foresty in this season. In summer it's in full bloom and so colorful, also a very beautiful setting for a shooting.
In the beginning we tried to take couple inspired pictures as the Hunter saved Little Red Riding Hood from the Wolf and they lived happily afterwards. Did you notice the little illustration of Little Red Ridinghood and the Hunter in the Print where they hold their hand and look into eachother's eyes? This made me buy the print...
But we failed on doing this, mostly because my boyfriend was taking the pictures, which was very awkward... Also shouldn't be the hunter the tall one? Switched roles I guess.
Nothing worked like we planned it so we switched to a more sibling-esque atmosphere which worked so much better. Now the Hunter was Little Red Riding Hoods loved brother who keeps her save.
Fun fact: If you're a fan of Shingeki no Kyojin you might know that
Rothenburg is a walled town like Nördlingen, which are the main
inspiration for their city design. You don't find walled cities that
often in Germany anymore. So if you do some SnK cosplays, go to
Rothenbug or Nördlingen and take some awesome pictures!
Hopefully you enjoyed the pictures.
See you soon
Blushing Rabbit
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