I always love myself a nice walk around Union Square in San Francisco to get inspired. I must say that I love the city and to live or work in the city is a dream that will come true some day. It will happen.
Macy's: Urban, young
Louis Vuitton: I love the repetitious white globes with the contrasting luggage / accessories.
Levi's: I'm sensing a trend with the whole globe / planet similarities. Eco-trend? Approaching Olympics? Summer travel? You're guess is as good as mine.
Love the denim-wearing guitar - alternative mannequins are always interesting / eye-catching.
Tiffany & Co. : I can't find the jewelry in here - it's all very sparkly. I miss Gene Moore.
Saks Fifth Ave: I dig simplicity. It makes such a bold statement. I don't really understand the branch. It looks a little holiday for July, in my opinion.
Urban Outfitters: I love how this brand really creates an in store environment. It's easily identifiable and always raw. It seems like a hipster friend's apartment - that has a really big closet. To say the least, I like this window. It's dynamic and interesting without being too overwhelming.
Gap: Oh, I resent how many big windows the Flood Building Gap has. Our store is so small and by no means could accommodate displays of this grandeur. I wish my windows had this kind of exposure. Nonetheless, I wish more attention to detail was taken - can't really blame them though, they have a lot more to attend to than I do.
How cool are their kids windows? Giant gumball machine (jealous!)
Anthropologie: Ah, I can never decipher them - only awe in their majesty.
CB2: No window here - but a much anticipated store opening! CB2 is, in my opinion, Crate and Barrel meets Ikea - I can't wait for the SF store to open!
Oh Union Square - you are so amazing.
there is an urban outfitters at the mall across and it has the coolest sign outside. the letters are perpendicular to the building, and the light from the sun casts a shadow of the sun on the wall...i dont know if that paints a picture for you, but i'll take a picture someday.
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