When the cat is away ...

As an overall theme, there is a lot going on a Lord and Taylor - each little story is nice and full of some great details -and so many details! Great use of movement and great mix of media to add a modern twist for whimsy. Love the little birds; love the fun mice taking over the library; clever scene with video paintings that our furry friends are alive! While you dwell within it, you are ever happy there ...

 

Out of this window...

Adorable window at Macy's through the lens of the child!  Santa in space; visiting the planets; elves; telescopes! Who could ask for anything more -  love the ice fight between Neptune and Uranus and mini NYC with the Macy's Parade.  Blast off... 

 

 

March of the toy soldiers...

Fun little window at Burberry with the help of some little wooden friends. Cute little bride and grooms, police officers and business men parade around the mirror columns  - holding up accessories and looking like they are enjoying the season. Also Burberry did a un little pop up shop at Time Warner Center with a vintage car. Fun! The have no strings...

 

 

Industrial and vintage chic...

The newest flagship Polo rom Ralph Lauren. Big windows with a few multi themes; the women's industrial with the huge iron clock and metal gates; the photo shoot and photo lab and a vintage garage with antique coke bottle machine.  It all ties together with the bright and textures apparel. Love the combination of video and snow -  the snow id the old fashion pellets being recycled.  Start me up ...

 

The secret garden ...

A crazy little window from Henri Bendel - so much going on, but somehow its fun - windows, tree branches, wreaths, rock walls , topiaries, handbags, accessories, makeup, jewelry, home, snow globes .. whew!!   but the little stuffed mice at the gates are adorable.  Where's the gardener...?

 

 

Holiday traditional...

Ralph Lauren Men's flagship windows have the classic elegance know the Brand is known for.  Multi layered outfits, haberdashery merchandising, and a beautiful use of props.  Old school at it's best...