Bloomingdale's holiday windows 2016

NYC's Bloomingdale's Flagship Store  is located  on  59th  and Lexington Avenue in Midtown,  Manhattan.   Bloomingdale's is America's only nationwide, full-line, upscale department store. Lyman Bloomingdale first opened the store, Ladies’ Notions Shop, on the Lower East Side with his father selling hoop skirts, a style popularized by Empress Eugénie of France.


The theme of this year's holiday campaign in  Bloomingdale's is light and this is brought to life in the windows. Bloomingdale’s has partnered with a group of   visual artists who were each  created a one-of-a-kind chandelier.   



Bloomingdale's takes a philanthropic approach to its windows this year. These  eight chandeliers, which were commissioned exclusively for Bloomingdale’s, will be auctioned off to benefit   the Child Mind Institute.

















2 comments:

  1. Bloomingdale’s 2016 holiday windows beautifully combined art, light, and philanthropy, showcasing creativity with a meaningful cause. The collaboration with artists to benefit the Child Mind Institute reflects how inspiration and purpose can come together to make an impact. I relate to this through my academic journey balancing creativity and dedication to achieve meaningful results. With Online class help, students can also find the perfect balance between learning and success, receiving expert guidance to shine brightly in their studies.

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  2. The creativity and generosity behind Bloomingdale’s holiday windows make them a true spectacle, turning Midtown into a wonderland of light and artistry. Seeing each chandelier thoughtfully designed while supporting a meaningful cause adds a whole new layer of appreciation. It’s easy to imagine strolling past the displays on a chilly evening, cozy and warm in a comfortable Mothman Hoodie, enjoying the festive glow and the artistry. The combination of holiday magic and philanthropy creates a memorable experience that feels both joyful and inspiring.

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