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Yayoi Kusama Selfridges Window TakeoverYayoi Kusama continues to sprinkle her dots all over public spaces (see here and here), with the most recent drop being a 24-window takeover of Selfridges and special project space, the Concept Store.
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Lanvin Fall 2012 Splash WindowsIn yet another swift window dressing move, Lanvin presents its new Splash installation, shockingly showcasing its Fall 2012 collection . This stop-you-in-your-tracks visual display is “awash with bursts of colors, fountains of paint, and bodies in motion,” states the trailblazing maison. In contrast to its previous, decidedly softer Birds of Paradise display, this fresh setup [...]
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Lanvin Birds of Paradise WindowsTotally in LOVE with the latest Lanvin windows at their Rue du Faubourg St Honoré, Parisian store. Inspired by Birds of Paradise, I think these very minimalistic windows perfectly showcase the looks. The in-house merchandising team did a great job keeping Lanvin’s aesthetic with an added touch of fun! See all their current and past [...]
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Selfridges New Windows: UK’s Most Exciting Young CreativesMASC Here, in exclusivity, the gorgeous Selfridges windows of UK’s most exciting young creatives. Following the success of 2011’s ‘Bright Young Things’, the pioneering project by Selfridges to seek out and champion the most exciting young creators in the UK, January 2012 will see the iconic department store re-launch the campaign on an even greater [...]
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Christmas Windows Paris 2011Written by Guest Blogger Milla Msa Galeries Lafayette Christmas windows 2011 Paris is a breathtakingly beautiful city on an average day but come Christmas time, the city takes on a whole new life with festive street decorations and fountains decorated with twinkling lights. Over on the Rive Droite, Maison CHANEL glitzed up Printemps‘ Christmas windows [...]
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Leïla Menchari-Behind Hermes WindowsS ince 1977, Leila Menchari has been responsible for concocting the famous window displays for the Maison Hermès, 24 rue du Faubourg Saint Honore in Paris , as well as designing some of its most iconic scarves. She was born into a family of wealthy landowners by the sea near Hammamet in Tunisia…
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Hermes Windows by Sarah IllenbergerA while ago we introduced you to the work of art director/set designer Sarah Illenberger. Inspired by worldwide Parade, her latest project for Hermes is entitled ‘Le Parade’. Illenberger’s created these beautiful window displays entirely made out of paper and Hermes boxes for Hermes Berlin store.
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Window Shopping by Julia CheskyWe introduced last year the work of Julia Chesky and her controversial ‘Original Hipster’ series, today we are focusing on her store window obsession. For the last 4 years the NY based photographer has been shooting windows display like its her job! Mostly New York and LA stores, she shoots
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Printemps loves New York (windows)During Paris Fashion week, the upscale department store in Paris: Printemps is celebrating American fashion and culture with these clever window displays. Yes, Printemps loves New York!! And we love their beautiful window merchandising!
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Barney’s Window Display by Dennis McNettBrooklyn artist Dennis McNett will have his brilliant installations displayed at Barney’s Madison ( Madison Avenue be. 60th and 61st St.). The display will run from June 23 through July 12. The over-sized wolf, owl, and skull paper mache masks and sculptures bring a unique feeling to the 50 feet long windows on Madison…
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Alice in Wonderland Window DisplayIn Paris the Printemps windows are always a big attraction, like the Macy’s windows in New York – So for the launch of Alice in Wonderland, they asked several designers to interpret a modern day Alice, similar to the idea behind Liebovitz’s shoot for American Vogue in 2003 .
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TrendStore: H&M Home LaunchIn collaboration with the H&M design team, UXUS was invited to create the launch for the H&M Home Collection at their headquarters in Stockholm. The approach was to create a “gallery” of fun fashion home products which customers are encouraged to touch and explore.