Every year, if you head to New York to see the magical windows, you will know, that every year, hands down, Bergdorf Goodman, the tony Manhattan retailer renowned for its stunning window displays, has and will once again, have outdone itself. This year, a wash in more than seven million Swarovski crystals, Bergdorf’s 2015 holiday windows along Fifth Avenue celebrate Swarovski’s 120th anniversary and the release of a lavish monograph from Rizzoli documenting the company’s history and its far-flung collaborations in fashion, jewelry, performance, and design.
The theme for the window spectacle, appropriately, is “Brilliant Holiday.” One vitrine, titled “The Crown Jewels,” boasts crystal-bedecked suits of armor and life-size lions within a massive red-velvet–lined jewel box. In “The Treasure Chest,” a monumental sculpture of Neptune enrobed in Swarovski pearls presides over a pelagic fantasy so alluring that no mermaid—even Disney’s Ariel—would ever consider abandoning the deep. Mind blowing knowing it's all crystals!!!!
Even the windows across the street at the Men's Store are pretty fun, and worth a look.
Once inside, Bergdorf Goodman spares no decadence. This gem of a store has got to be the most opulent of any department store. I am always very impressed with the store's elegance,cleanliness, and the service they deliver. I think I may want to move in. Has anyone ever lived in a department store before??????
I wouldn't mind hanging out at the Copper Cabin; the fellows look like they could use a little help with their wood.
ReplyDeleteAnd who better than someone with wood like yours!
DeleteI walked passed here today on my lunch break......mind blowing.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. I love the colors in the first few.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of living in a department store. Wasn't that done in the movie Mannequin?
ReplyDeleteWow. Stunning. All in crystals!? I can only imagine how much planning and hard work it took. Beautiful post Mistress!
ReplyDeleteLast year Amanda, we actually got a personal tour by there stylist, where they start the planning the day after the current windows are installed. So after these windows premiered, they were already planning for next year.
Deletethanks for the tour!! gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBergdorf Goodman. Never been there, but bravo to them yet again. Fabulous windows. Won't see the likes of that around here.
ReplyDeletegreat pics wonderful post best wishes
ReplyDeletegreat pics wonderful post best wishes
ReplyDeleteI do adore me some Bergdorfs.
ReplyDeleteA trip there: Another thing I must add to my bucket list.
ReplyDeleteyou can visit me there, maybe I'll be living there by then.
DeleteJust stunning! I don't think I ever set my eyes upon a store so ELEGANT and OPULENT!
ReplyDeletethe good taste certainly reeks there.
DeleteYour right.....i wonder how every year they will top the year before, and they always do. Such beautiful windows.
ReplyDeleteI do like a mannequin in a hard hat want ever the season.
ReplyDeleteJean-Paul
Always a joy... Jx
ReplyDeleteWow. BERGDORFS is INSANELY elegant! You'd never see windows like that on the West Coast.
ReplyDeleteIt's a joy to see such artistic creativity in window displays.
ReplyDeleteCali-Boi is correct. You wouldn't find that sense of style in L.A.
Sounds like it's quite a different world.
DeleteBergdorfs never ceases to amaze me with their creative windows, even during the year. But the crystals are quite amazing this year. I have shopped Bergdorf Goodman since 1981, and the same lady still waits on me.
ReplyDeleteI love the window with the be-jeweled knights and the little jeweled Papillion pup is a nice touch. There all pretty spectacular though.
ReplyDeleteYou creative people sure must have pressure to do this every year. These are just to stunning for words. And the inside........amazing.
ReplyDeleteOne of these years, I'm making it back over to see these in person! The details.......
ReplyDeleteI've been in many stored, but Bergdorfs has to be the most opulent of any. There windows certainly never disappoint.
ReplyDeleteFabulous windows and tour as usual!
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