Showing posts with label window display. Show all posts
Showing posts with label window display. Show all posts

Thursday, 1 November 2012

Frosted Fairy Tale

Miss Selfridge Window Display Christmas Party Dresses Oxford Street Flagship Store London
Miss Selfridge Window Display Christmas Party Dresses Oxford Street Flagship Store London
Miss Selfridge Window Display Christmas Party Dresses Oxford Street Flagship Store London
Miss Selfridge Window Display Christmas Party Dresses Oxford Street Flagship Store London
Miss Selfridge Window Display Christmas Party Dresses Oxford Street Flagship Store London
Miss Selfridge Window Display Christmas Party Dresses Oxford Street Flagship Store London
Miss Selfridge Window Display Christmas Party Dresses Oxford Street Flagship Store London
Miss Selfridge Window Display Christmas Party Dresses Oxford Street Flagship Store London
Miss Selfridge Window Display Christmas Party Dresses Oxford Street Flagship Store London
I was trotting between London press days yesterday when, being the magpie I am, I couldn't help but be drawn to this stunning display in the windows of Miss Selfridge Oxford Street. They held a dream world like something out of a frosted Winter fairy tale.
There was plenty of decadent sparkling embellishment: from a sequined jacket to extravagant glittering necklaces, all centred around a rotating frock fit for any princess. I love the romantic colour palette and the attention to detail is exquisite. These dresses would be absolutely divine for making a feminine statement this coming party season and I hope next time I'm passing through I'll have time to properly pursue the rails of delights.

Monday, 6 September 2010

I spied a bunny, so I photographed it of course!

It's no secret that I absolutely adore bunnies. Spotting wild ones is one of my great delights in life.
So any kind of marketing involving the creatures gets a huge thumbs up from me.
Here's what I spied at the Bath Debenhams store:
I know it's been a few months now but I wonder if this is still the effect of Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland. The display certainly reminded me of the Manchester Harvey Nichols windows back in February; the monochrome with red, the bunnies... A lot of the department stores went crazy for Alice themed styling around the time including Harrods and Selfridges and themed items sprung up in shops everywhere, so perhaps though the trend is now waning it's had a more lasting effect. Well if the fashion world's still rabbit mad I'm certainly not going to complain.