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Bloomingdales features some of New York City's most beautiful holiday window displays. The Bloomingdales window displays are detailed and elegant. The window displays are typically unveiled in late November or early December, and are on view through the New Year.
Bloomingdale's Holiday Bags Revisited - 2011 Holiday Windows
Photo by Heather Cross, licensed to About.com
Going for a nostalgic angle, each window highlights a different Bloomies holiday bag and the bags open to display holiday animations inspired by the bag. This year's holiday windows at Bloomingdale's give you a chance to be a part of the Holiday Window excitement yourself -- photos taken of you while you examine the holiday window displays are displayed above the holiday window, and also featured on their Holiday Windows Facebook Gallery. Each week, a different limited edition reproduction Bloomingdale's bag will be available.
A Swingin' Christmas Window Displays - Bloomingdales 2008 Holiday Windows
Dan Cross
Each window recreates a scene from a popular holiday song featured on Tony Bennett's new holiday album, A Swingin' Christmas.
'Tis The Season to Be Gifte Holiday Windows - Bloomingdales 2007 Holiday Windows
Dan Cross
The 2007 Bloomingdales Holiday Window displays each display a scene about holiday gifting.
The World Celebrates Window Displays - Bloomingdales 2006 Holiday Windows
Heather Cross
Each window displays holiday traditions from around the world, including Greece, Russia and the Netherlands.
Fairytale Scenes Holiday Window Displays - Bloomingdales 2005 Holiday Windows
Heather Cross
The Bloomingdales 2005 Holiday Window displays depict scenes from popular fairytales, including Cinderella, Aladdin, Sleeping Beauty and Little Red Riding Hood.
"Phantom of the Opera" Holiday Windows - Bloomingdales 2004 Holiday Windows
Heather Cross
These windows featured scenes from the film Phantom of the Opera, featuring props used in the film based on Andrew Lloyd Weber's musical.
