Ramp it up ...

A few angled ramps and Burberry creates the simplest window that is perfect for the Spring transition. Bright colors with a gloss finish create a nice backdrop for the mannequins layered with nice pops of color with scarves and accessories.  I really love the repetition with the triple mannequins and the breath o color available from the handbags. Roll it up...

 

 

Kicking the table...

Using table soccer as a clever theme, Berluti uses large versions of the players to showcase the latest or Spring. Great display for the jacket between the two players and the very simple display for the footwear below. Love the second window of the locker room.   Perfect creativity displaying the leather goods and accessories.  Score!...

 

 

 

A robin feathering his nest ...

 A beautiful Springtime window from David Yurman.  Simple with clean lines.  Love the asymmetrical balance with the tree in the corner and the pedestals. Great details on the pedestals:  wood form, tree branch stand, and the moss layers.  The little sparrows add a nice little touch to finish it off. Catching the worm here!...

Snow bumble ....

An adorable or an " abominable" snowman at Dolce and Gabbana, peferct to end winter with. Perfectly overly large to the space, and to the female mannequin he holds.  Love how she is holding her heels and her handbag by his feet - with perfect product placement.  No cold shoulder here ....

 

 

 

At a snails pace...

A fun Spring window from St John.  Love the great neon snail and dragonfly. although cute, I do not understand the pink giraffe. I love the contrast with the zig zag floor pattern.  Amazing production quality from the display flowers made from paper. The neon garden ....

 

 

Billy Goat Gruff...

Bright and bold Lunar New Year window from Saks Fifth Avenue. Using a theme of the celebration, large Chinese Dragons circle the mannequins while a lot of maneki-nekos wave at us looking at them.  Just a fun window for the New Year. Wishing you prosperity on the Year of the Ram...

 

 

 

Love me, love me...

Banana Republic creates a Valentine's window that I am not loving.  Nice in thought with pink post-it notes to fill a chalk heart outline, but I hate all the saying on the notes - assuming of what "we love". The mannequins are just dropped in the window on each side. Wish there was more asymmetry, of course, it is about "love" so the pairs of mannequins makes sense, but I would have liked a platform to give some depth and maybe two sets on one side and a pair on the other. The beige color story is boring. It does not need to be red, but some color would help give warmth and love to this window. Breaking my heart ...