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Shopped Till I Dropped

When traveling, I take shopping as a mission that needs to be accomplished with perfection (yes, THAT bad!). I had already planned my shopping routes weeks in advance. I had 4 sectors to cover: Midtown, Upper East Side, Soho, and Meatpacking District. Armed with my 4 Cs: cash, cards, converse, and comfy clothes, I started with 5th avenue as it was a few blocks away from the hotel. My first stop was Bergdorf Goodman, the window displays had "An Extreme Beauty in Vogue" theme/gallery. Needless to say that the displays were breathtaking. Bergdrof is definitely my all time favorite 2nd place to shop in NYC (1st is Barneys). Almost all of my favorite brands under one roof, it doesn't get any better than that. Especially if you don't have time to visit every designer's boutique. Plus I believe they have the best selection of beauty products, jewels, and accessories. Let's take a look at the dramatic window displays of BG.

Loved the Dolce & Gabbana animal print outfit with extreme shoulders but it's kind of a repeat of previous season's design?

LOVED this forest green outfit I can't remember the brand. I think it was Gianfranco Ferré.

Lovely jewel tones on the window display.

Tomorrow's post, Bergdorf from the inside...
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Anonymous said…
Honey, it's not Gianco Franco Ferre. It is Gianfranco Ferre.
01 October, 2009
Confashion said…
Anonymous
Honey, Thank you .. late night typos
01 October, 2009
Anonymous said…
Sweety, no problem. It's my pleasure to correct you fashion toddlers.

Best Regards.
01 October, 2009
Anonymous said…
ya anony
weeh. akhaf 3abalich intay elle or vogue editor. miskina
agool ma 3alee. istansay in your bubble ow la tegreen hal blog

SSK
01 October, 2009
Bahrain Fashion said…
I'm so glad you had fun in New York! Bergdorf's is just amazing..

And I cant wait for your next NYC posts.. =D
01 October, 2009
Anonymous said…
enjoy ur trip and go butter for me ;** ur blog is perfect ma3aleej mn anyone :)
xooxx
01 October, 2009
Yanya said…
wow ur so lucky that u went to NYC...i've been planning a visit for years now :(

ur fashion sence is amazing! luv luv luv...

http://y-shoe-aholic.blogspot.com/
01 October, 2009
Confashion said…
Bahrain Fashion
Thank you dear fashionista ;)

Anonymous
I'm back already! But Thank you :**

Yanya
Inshalla you'll go there very soon ;)
03 October, 2009
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