TikToker Leah Grace decorated thrift store window displays and shared the results online. A collection of her finished designs was viewed over 620,000 times on the app. Grace used items that had ...

Fifth Avenue is known for its elaborate store windows during the holiday season. The displays are unveiled right before Thanksgiving but the preparations can begin as early as February.

But it is missing this year because the construction of a new subway line in front of the store’s display windows has meant that it is temporarily absent, a spokeswoman for the company said.

After deciding on the merchandise to display, think about how plants ... noticeable visual statement and can be used inside the store as well as in windows in the future. Remember that plants ...

The window displays hark back to 1945 when Julian Gold first lit up its aspirational windows at 1616 N. Main Ave., before the flagship store moved in 1961 to its current home at 4109 McCullough ...

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This year’s iconic displays bring the immersive and stylized Macy’s Gift Guide world to life, showcasing all the ways the store helps customers “Give Love” this holiday. Window displays ...

Footage from Lukasz Bielawski shows each of the six decorated windows, which the Macy’s flagship store in Herald Square traditionally displays each holiday season. Credit: Lukasz Bielawski via ...

AMHERST, NY (WKBW) — It will be a walk down memory lane for any Western New Yorker old enough to remember the annual holiday window displays at a once-famous department store in Downtown Buffalo.

Some department stores unveiled their holidays window displays on Thursday. CBS2's Kristie Keleshian shows us what's in store. Passersby stopped and stared at department store windows across the city.

Rike’s department store was known for its decorations and activity around Christmastime. Many Daytonians may remember being enthralled by the animated store windows around the holidays.