We usually go into Manhattan on Black Friday, and this year we wanted to check out the NYC holiday windows 2020. We haven’t been in Manhattan since early March, just before the lock-downs started. So we weren’t sure what to expect. This is the first of 2 posts about NYC observations – this one of course, holiday windows. Here’s a good NYT piece about the history of NYC holiday windows, and this year’s theme.
Bloomingdale’s
This gold emoji in the Bloomingdale’s window turned like disco ball – NYC holiday windows 2020. Copyright Deborah Abrams KaplanHere is the other side of the Bloomingdales emoji, NYC holiday windows 2020. Copyright Deborah Abrams KaplanThe peppermint Bloomingdale’s window – NYC holiday windows 2020. Copyright Deborah Abrams KaplanThe orange doggie reindeer Bloomingdale’s window, NYC holiday windows 2020. Copyright Deborah Abrams KaplanThe green “give snuggles” Bloomingdale’s window, NYC holiday windows 2020. Copyright Deborah Abrams KaplanHappy Together, the Bloomingdale’s NYC holiday windows 2020. Copyright Deborah Abrams Kaplan
Bergdorf Goodman’s
Bergdorf Goodman’s had outdoor dining and some simpler windows this year. NYC holiday windows 2020Copyright Deborah Abrams KaplanBergdorf Goodness was the theme this year, with reflective stained glass windows with words like LOVE. NYC holiday windows 2020 Copyright Deborah Abrams Kaplan
Sak’s Fifth Avenue
Sak’s windows were focused on NYC holiday rituals, “how we celebrate now”, their version of NYC holiday windows 2020. Copyright Deborah Abrams KaplanSak’s windows were focused on NYC holiday rituals for NYC holiday windows 2020, “how we celebrate now”. Copyright Deborah Abrams KaplanSak’s windows were focused on NYC holiday rituals, “how we celebrate now.” Here is a family bringing their presents on the Roosevelt Island tram for NYC holiday windows 2020. Copyright Deborah Abrams KaplanSak’s windows were focused on NYC holiday rituals, “how we celebrate now.” NYC holiday windows 2020, a view of a Queens hot chocolate truck. Copyright Deborah Abrams KaplanSak’s windows were focused on NYC holiday rituals, “how we celebrate now” with this Nutcracker-themed window for NYC holiday windows 2020. Copyright Deborah Abrams KaplanSak’s windows were focused on NYC holiday rituals, “how we celebrate now.” NYC holiday windows 2020. Copyright Deborah Abrams Kaplan
Macy’s
Macy’s windows were a thank you to essential workers for NYC holiday windows 2020. Copyright Deborah Abrams KaplanMacy’s windows were a thank you to essential workers, for their NYC holiday windows 2020. Copyright Deborah Abrams KaplanMacy’s windows were a thank you to essential workers – here is one of their NYC holiday windows 2020. Copyright Deborah Abrams KaplanNext to the one above, for NYC holiday windows 2020, Macy’s windows were a thank you to essential workers. Copyright Deborah Abrams KaplanMacy’s windows were a thank you to essential workers. Thank you is written in many languages in this NYC holiday windows 2020. Copyright Deborah Abrams Kaplan
Have you seen the windows? What were your favorites. We were disappointed that Tiffany’s didn’t have windows this year, though the store is being renovated.
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