Harvey Nichols: part 2 - The car and the horses

 

Harvey Nichols: part 1 - Book and pencil

The most spectacular and amazing window display that I found in Hong Kong is from Harvey Nichols at Pacific Place. This London-based luxury department stores has two floor in this luxury shopping mall and each of the floor has many many window spaces. It took approximately 30 minutes for me to stand in awe and then photograph all of those window, except one that was near to a coffee shop. These amazing window display does not need to have introduction from me. For the convenience view, I will divide the posting into four sections begun from this posting.

Hong Kong Summer Sale 2014

If you come to Hong Kong, and Macau, these days, the summer sale is still going on in almost all the branded stores spread out in the whole region. Each brand has many creative ways to promote the sale promotion in its window display. Here are some of the creative sale window display that I saw on my trip in the end of July.

 Pull & Bear - the Shoppes at Venetian Macao

 Diesel - Harbour City 

 Lane Crawford - Canton Road

 COS - Harbour City

Louis Vuitton: Safari

Louis Vuitton had released a series of safari themed advertising image some months ago that becomes my most favorite image ever from this French luxury brand. In the photos that were shoot by legendary photographer Annie Leibovitz in South Africa and starred by two British supermodels, Karen Elson and Eddie Campbell, we can see the intimate connection and communication between the two beauties and the wild life creatures of Africa like giraffe and a leopard. Those fabulous images are now translated into a window display arrangement for Louis Vuitton Times Square boutique. Amazing!

Louis Vuitton: In the jungle

 

 

 

Louis Vuitton flagship stores have the different concept for window display each season. Like this summer 2014 where the franchise stores have the dandelion theme, the flagships stand out with the jungle theme window display. Monkey, in fashionable colorful stripes of course, are climbing up, hanging around, and even playing around with the mannequins. One big big windows even show the infamous three-monkey-pose, not by themselves, but with the mannequins head.