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FIORUCCI FOODS

Trolley Takeover

We (legally) hijacked a train in Dallas, Texas to turn it into a moving Italian picnic garden.

Video Production, Brand Strategy, Public Relations, Influencer Activation, Digital Media Strategy and Buying, Social Media Production, Web Design and Optimization, Graphic Design, Copywriting

Catered grazing table inside a vintage trolley takeover.

The Challenge

How do we weave Fiorucci’s Italian heritage and slow, time-honored values into an American culture that moves quickly?

The Solution

When COVID was winding down and normal life was getting back to full speed, we surprised busy travelers by transforming one of their normal commutes into a relaxing and delicious Italian experience worth Savoring Every Minute of.

The
Hero video

We retrofitted an everyday city trolley into a mobile Italian picnic garden—accordion player and all.

The Logo

Just like a slice of Fiorucci Prosciutto and a sip of Pinot Noir, an elegant and elevated logo was the perfect pairing for our sophisticated Italian storytelling.

Fiorucci logo with text Savor Every Minute

The Experience

We mailed personalized event invitations for a group of key influencers we wanted in attendance. Faux flowers adorned every inch of the interior while riders were serenaded to old Italian songs as they snacked. And from branded exterior wraps to interior campaign banners, our print work for the trolley itself went a long way too. About 36.8 miles, to be exact.

The Website

Fiorucci products and recipes were strategically woven into the landing page, which offered those who couldn’t make it in person the opportunity to relive the experience online.

SEM - Trolley Takeover laptop screen display
Mobile views of the SEM Trolley Takeover digital campaign

The Influencers

The food, the atmosphere, and the aesthetic were enough to make any social media influencer #obsessed. We even worked with a few well-known Fiorucci fans who helped us celebrate the event from home.

The Results

We thought the idea was pretty thumb-stopping. And it was obvious that our audience agreed.
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