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The Window Display of Harvey Nichols London

First of all, my apologies for the radio silence, but if you've been following me on instagram, you'd probably know that I was in London for a quick getaway, and as a result I didn't have the time to blog. Lately I've been micro-blogging through my instagram more than I do blog. I guess it's the easy way to get the message across sometimes. Plus I've decided to be more selective on what to blog about, especially that the blogging scene and social media in Kuwait have become completely oversaturated in my humble opinion. 

Anyhow, back to blogging. And I'm excited to kick-start it with a post about Harvey Nichols London's window display. The BEST window display in London. Period. 

Themed as Fashion School, the window display paid homage to back-to-school days but with a humorous stylish twist, providing window shoppers with an education on the must-have pieces for spring/summer 2014. Each window reveals a different classroom scene and the doll-like mannequins are dressed in seriously stylish school uniforms. A bunch of cute miniature dolls decorated the window displays too and they were dressed in Harvey Nichols uniform. My favorite window is the one shown in the photo above where the teacher shows the classroom how Harvey Nichols is spelled. Scroll down and take a closer look at all the small details. I wonder how long it takes their team to come up and implement such a mind-blowing concept for a window display, which certainly deserves an A+. 


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Hessella said…
God knows how much I love seeing the Harvey Nichols windows! Thank you for this post! :)
18 February, 2014
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