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.
