View photos of fashion windows and store displays from the major international fashion capitals. Important trend-setting retailers, designer shops and department store windows are covered. See how some of the best merchants and visual merchandisers on the fashion scene in Paris, New York City, London, and Tokyo dress their windows to capture the mood of the season. It's all about engaging the consumer. Merchandising trends, themes, merchandise mixes and ideas on how clothing and accessories hang together are easily analyzed here, as are product details. Thanks to: Coromo, InfoMat, Shops Imagination, SnapFashion and Urban View.
	Store Windows, February 2006 W M Infomat Spring windows in Paris! A great way to chase the winter away. Starting with the Left Bank, home to designers, such as: SoniaRykiel, Christian Lacroix, Acote ... Left Bank See what warming trends the big French luxury brands display--Chanel, Dior, Balenciaga, to name a few. Right Bank Ubiquitously French. See shops displaying the must-haves for Parisians: Antoine et Lili, Et Vous,Comptoire Des Cotonniers ... Marais More lux . . the well known interspersed with the must-seebrands--Owl, Custo Barcelona and multi-label store Colette ... St Honore
	January Windows 2005 WM Infomat Where the well heeled and fashion cognoscenti converge to shop for luxury designer goods. Fifth Avenue, NYC Madison Avenue, NYC
	Holiday Windows 2005 WM Infomat Where the well heeled and fashion cognoscenti converge to shop for luxury designer goods. Fifth Avenue, NYC Madison Avenue, NYC Macy's, NYC This is the area to shop for indie designers. Vibrant, eclectic, a hot bed for trending. Lower East Side, NYC The meatpacking district attracts the fabulous, fancy and fashion forward. West Village / Meatpacking, NYC Lots to explore from independent designers to established biggies. Nolita / Soho, NYC Urban chic meets hipster cool. The new "hot-spot" for the ultra savvy. Williamsburg, NYC
	Store Windows, October 2005 WM Infomat The Left Bank, home to many fashion designers who push the boundaries of French fashion. Left Bank High fashion is the hallmark. The big luxury French fashion brands are based in this section of Paris. Right Bank Indie designers and small French youthmarket stores are found in this bustling area of Paris. Bastille Ubiquitously French. The Marais is famous in Paris for carrying the must-haves for Parisians. Relaxed luxe. Marais