Celebrate the joy of spring bloom with vivid blossoms and heavenly colors displayed at Printemps, the posh Parisian department store.
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Showing posts with label Window displays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Window displays. Show all posts
Louis Vuitton Maison vs Bergdorf Goodman
Shopping day on Fifth Avenue.....
At Louis Vuitton Maison and Bergdorf Goodman, admiring their windows that are equally gorgeous. Enjoy!!
At Louis Vuitton Maison and Bergdorf Goodman, admiring their windows that are equally gorgeous. Enjoy!!
Collectors Window at Louis Vuitton Maison
Safari theme
Images courtesy Louis Vuitton-US
Chinese New Year Windows at Bergdorf Goodman
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Artsy Paper Wigs: Marie Antoinette meets 21st century
A series of fabulous pieces for my first post of the year .... I came across Paper-Cut-Project, a new installation design element that uses expressive cutouts. A collaboration by Amy Flurry and Nikki Salk, the Atlanta-based duo began making delicate paper cuts as an antidote to the ubiquity of mass production, a return to something hands-on. They both shared a love of fashion and the fantasy in storytelling as it played out in campaigns, runway productions and fashion spreads. Together Flurry and Salk conceive the collection themes and make the graceful pieces, each taking 30 to 80 hours to complete.
Paper-Cut-Project's debut installation was an in-store installation for Jeffrey New York and Jeffrey Atlanta in January 2010. In April, Hermes commissioned a 30-piece collection of animal masks for their boutique openings in Europe and Asia. Their latest project is a series of modern interpretations of 18th century wigs, version Marie Antoinette. The expanding collection of exquisite shapes, textures and silhouettes for fashion productions are made entirely by hand using Bristol board, glue, and a utility knife.
Moving forward, we hope to collaborate with a designer, we feel our work should be at home ii the theater of runway. We're also researching how our paper cuts translate to metal for a jewelry line.
Wigs are currently on display at The Hudson Bay Company, Toronto luxury retailer flagship store
Paper-Cut-Project's debut installation was an in-store installation for Jeffrey New York and Jeffrey Atlanta in January 2010. In April, Hermes commissioned a 30-piece collection of animal masks for their boutique openings in Europe and Asia. Their latest project is a series of modern interpretations of 18th century wigs, version Marie Antoinette. The expanding collection of exquisite shapes, textures and silhouettes for fashion productions are made entirely by hand using Bristol board, glue, and a utility knife.
Moving forward, we hope to collaborate with a designer, we feel our work should be at home ii the theater of runway. We're also researching how our paper cuts translate to metal for a jewelry line.
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Wigs are currently on display at The Hudson Bay Company, Toronto luxury retailer flagship store
Courtesy Paper-Cut-Project
" Noel au Chateau "
Celebrate the holiday season with " Noel au Chateau, Christmas at the Castle, " at the Printemps, the posh and trendy department store in Paris. Escape to a world of magic, dreams and enchantment with its window displays. The fairytale theme features marionettes gorgeously dressed by designer Alber Elbaz from the House of Lanvin, and artworks created by Belgian artist Thierry Poncelet.
Window Nina Ricci
Video of the opening hosted by Alber Elbaz and actress Kristin Scott Thomas
Inauguration des vitrines "Noël au Château" from Printemps on Vimeo.
Images courtesy Printemps Paris
Window Lanvin
Window Alexander McQueen
Window Lanvin
Window Balmain
Window Lanvin
Window Valentino - Saint Laurent
Window Cavalli
Window Lanvin
Window Lanvin
Window Manish Arora
Window Nina Ricci
Video of the opening hosted by Alber Elbaz and actress Kristin Scott Thomas
Inauguration des vitrines "Noël au Château" from Printemps on Vimeo.
Images courtesy Printemps Paris
Printemps loves New York
Yes, Printemps loves New York!! Printemps, the upscale department store in Paris is celebrating American fashion and culture with these clever window displays. For this event, the Franco-American pop street artist Mr. Brainwash has created 14 exclusive extra-large works on the theme of New York and its icons, including a gigantic King Kong hovering at the entrance to the store. Throughout the month, Printemps is offering limited-edition tees by 15 American designers, Marc Jacobs, Michael Kors, DVF, Tory Burch and Ralph Lauren among them.
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