Pillow fight...

Finally Tom Ford has changed their window, and the wait was so worth it.   Lately the changes have just been static mannequin outfit changes.  A creative theme with mannequin having a pillow fight. Feathers everywhere, ripped pillows, but cleverly arranged to not lose focus on the fashion.  I love the details, some mannequin heads covered, ripped cases, some feather are hanging on monofilament appearing to float.  Great touch with the display of footwear and feather.  Fine feathered friends!...

 

White on white on gray...

Tom Ford finally changed their windows, adding a few pedestals to showcase the handbag and footwear collections.  The other windows still continue to showcase Tom's latest apparel collection, a little change is that the men and women's mannequins are in the same windows.  Fresh white and classy...

 

 

 

Mr Ford on Fifth...

Bergdorf Goodman introduces their newest boutique: Tom Ford on the second floor.  Bad fuzzy pics but I love how the windows mimic the Tom Ford store on Madison. I really love the mannequin laying on the floor. Always sexy from Mr. Ford!... 

Out of the Shadow...

After a few years TF finally removed the shadow boxes that have been in the windows since opening and replaced with mannequins.  I like this new look but hopefully this new look will be initiative based and not a permanent fixture for the two years.

Feathered friends...

The windows are back in full swing again... beautiful pheasant feathered windows from our man Tom.

Ice for your Holiday?

Tom at Holiday ... better than last year, nothing compares the first holiday a few years ago.

"Steer" me in the direction...

always a hit or miss -- sometimes they are so-so windows and other times they are a home run. This one, a home run --sterling silver steer head pieces with the apparel "oh so draped" -- and the tie as an eye --- Simple, elegant and sexy -- just like his clothes.

Model T Ford

From the man who creates such fashion history...his windows are always a little lacking. Nothing ever will compare to the Holiday windows from a few years past ... while simple and very crisp, nothing here to write home about.