My great passions are fashion, sports, and horses. And now I combine them all, and it brings me so much joy. "My fashion reflects the thoughts I have in my head. My horses express my whole heart. I'm happy to finally give free rein to both..."

 

Fashion:

When I was living in Spain for an extended period, I accidentally came across a sustainable and recycled yarn made from waste such as ghost fishing nets or old fashion scraps. I use it to create all my collections for women, men, and unisex. The quality of the workmanship and production of the clothing and accessories is particularly important to me. For this reason, I have produced everything in Switzerland from the very beginning. I am proud that Zoe Klose GmbH has been a member of Swiss Label since 2025 and that my fashion has received the "Swiss Made" certificate.​​

 

The following lines are available:
Sportswear

• Active wear: Clothes particularly suitable for sports

• Equestrian: These are tops that are particularly suitable for equestrian competitions (dressage, show jumping).

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Casual Wear

• Passive wear: These are items with casual and slightly wider cuts.

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Horses:

I've been riding since I was seven years old, and at 29, I was able to immerse myself in the world of international equestrian sports. So much so, that I accepted a job offer in Spain training young horses. But then the pressure suddenly became overwhelming, and I had a serious accident that ended with a near-death experience and hospitalization. After this incident, I thought things would just continue the same way, but I was very much mistaken.

When I wanted to take my own horses out of their stables for the first time after such a long break, I had a panic attack. I was in shock. How was it possible that I was suddenly so incredibly afraid of the thing that gives me the greatest joy? The horses...

It was the worst feeling I've ever had. My heart was saying, "Yes, finally, horses again," and my mind was screaming, "No, be careful, you've had a terrible accident." I was completely torn and had an absolute blockage; nothing was working anymore. I couldn't even take my horse out of its stall, let alone ride it. It was a terrible feeling, especially in a foreign country.

And so the moment came when I knew I needed help or I couldn't handle it on my own. And so my path led me to Andrea Kutsch, who changed everything. I gained a whole new understanding of horses.

I got to know the horses from a new perspective: their behavior, their clarity, their communication, their mutual respect, their patience with me, and their trust in me. And that was such an important turning point for my current training with them—because that's exactly what I want to give back to them now.