Frozen Fashion

Even though I really liked how these window displays look (at Saks Fifth Avenue), they do make the mannequins seem too cold, even for winter.

Red Boxes

The red backgrounds in the display at Neiman Marcus remind me of Louise Nevelson' artwork. It makes a stunning display for the mannequins and white clothes that stand out against the red.

At Zara, it seems that the Holiday season will be black and white. I particularly enjoyed the Christmas Tree with LED lights and the Dickens-inspired top hats for the season.

These Are Not Your Usual Suspects

The people at The Archive show us again how with a low budget, and great creativity a window display can stand out in the midst of The City. With only three mannequins they manage to convey the Holiday spirit, while showcasing their amazing wares.

The Art of Giving

I really enjoy looking at a store's window displays when they're connected, telling a story amongst all of them. And in this Holiday season, that's what I found at the Banana Republic store. Between mannequins, gift tags, red lights and giant pictures they convey perfectly the season's spirit.

Oh, Christmas Tree!

At the entrance of the Westfield shopping center one can feel the Holiday spirit with Christmas trees and a beautiful winter landscape.

It's Circus Time

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. The circus has arrived to The City, as the window display of Juicy Couture shows.

Snowflakes in San Francisco

Who would've thought that snowflakes could be so elegant? St. John Boutique shows the City how to dress with elegance during this Holiday season.

Polar Winds

Using what seems to be only paper, the guys and gals of Anthropologie made an amazing window display with a couple of Polar Bears. You can check it out over at their Market store.

Winter Wonderland

The holiday season is upon us, and Macy's window display makes a big splash: you can peek into Santa's house as he reads a letter, see a little girl writing her own letter, and you can see a few kittens in different environments. Combining their efforts with SF/SPCA, you can adopt an animal on Level 1 of the Union Square store (through January 3, 2010)