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Eat, Drink – and be Bold, Part II

Part II of VMSD’s annual holiday windows coverage
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Eat, Drink – and be Bold, Part II

For more windows from VMSD's annual recap, please check vmsd.com throughout the month of February. 

For Part I, click here.


Eat, Drink – and be Bold, Part II
Harney & Sons, New York
"Festive Factory"
Polar Buranasatit, Studio Polarizer
Photography: Polar Buranasatit, New York
Eat, Drink – and be Bold, Part II
A.K. Rikks, Grand Rapids, Mich.
"Holiday 2018"
Christopher Laris, Visual Presentation Manager 
Photography: Emily Stephens, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Eat, Drink – and be Bold, Part II
Harvey Nichols, London
"Harvey Nichols Christmas Windows"
Harvey Nichols' In-House Team
Photography: Courtesy of Harvey Nichols, London
Eat, Drink – and be Bold, Part II
Faye's, Mequon, Wis. 
"Heavenly Holidays"
Jennifer Daoust
Photography: Sarah Tennant, Milwaukee
Eat, Drink – and be Bold, Part II
GH Lab, Bloomington, Minn. 
"GH Lab Holiday Windows"
Natasia Moose, Visual Design Manager, Mall of America
Photography: Adam Kennedy Photography, Minneapolis
Eat, Drink – and be Bold, Part II
Tiffany & Co., New York
"The Holidays Made by Tiffany"
Photography: Ricky Zehavi, New York

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