#LoveLoft

 Out of all the window's I've seen today, this is by far my favorite. The mannequins with the signage behind it are perfect! Even the placement of the mannequins, two in the middle closer than the two on the outside. Neutral colors YET again are displayed along with sweaters and jackets. The height of the mannequins shows the perfect amount of the model on the signage giving it good proportion. On the other side (the left photo), the blue signage behind the mannequins balances it out, which makes three the perfect amount in this window. 

The Warmth of Francesca's

Now this is what I'm talking about! White house Black Market just needs to add some color behind their mannequins like this first picture on the right. I love the dark colors with the bright sunflower color. It really makes the apparel stand out. As we can see in the previous two posts, NEUTRAL COLORS ARE IN!(With that hue of red too). I love the added leaves to the window as well. I would have changed the heigh of every other mannequin to make it more proportionate. I like that they placed mannequins above the racks in the window. It is a nice way to display what is in the rack. 

 

White Style, Black Fashion

White House Black Market always keeps me intrigued. I have always liked their classy and feminine style. Yet again, the neutral colors are yet again emphasized in each of these mannequins with a touch of pink and maroon. I like the "splash" of red hue and white added to the colors. I would have liked to see some signage added with the mannequins to add some more. I feel as if it is too much mannequin and that is it. I like the window with four mannequins more so than the one with five. I know that the clothes are important, but I would like to see it on a person. Anyone can throw some mannequins in clothes in a window. I WANT MORE!

FALL in Style at CHICO's

 

Yes, I know the quality in these photos is horrible but that's what happens when you take photos in the middle of the day. I need to start by saying I HATE these thick black stripes in the middle of these windows. I would have separated the mannequins so you can see them without any black line down the center. I took two sets of pictures to see the clothes better. I like how each of the four mannequins in the right picture have a different hand poses. It adds variety yet keeps balance with the even number of mannequins. Neutrals are emphasized through both windows with the colors the mannequins are wearing. The window with five mannequins seems a little much to me. I would of have preferred only four with a little separation between. the one mannequin all the way to the right in the left photo looks as if someone checked the size on the merchandise and didn't turn the mannequin back. I like the merchandise chosen.