The 2009 Bergdorf Goodman Holiday Windows on 5th Avenue in New York City are based on Alice in Wonderland, a theme growing rapidly in popularity that will not doubt explode in 2010 when Tim Burtin’s new movie debuts.
“A Compendium of Curiosities,” as the display was titled, includes surrealist images inspired by Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass.
Take a look at some of the 2009 Bergdorf Goodman holiday windows in the gallery; there is so much going on in these displays—they’re almost like those iSpy books—you could spend hours getting lost in the details. A must-see if you’re in NYC this holiday!
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Alice in Wonderland Theme
- The popularity of Alice in Wonderland as a theme is rapidly growing, presenting opportunities for businesses to incorporate this whimsical and fantastical concept into their products, services, or marketing strategies.
- Surrealist Imagery
- The use of surrealist imagery, inspired by Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass, is a trend that provides disruptive innovation opportunities for artists, designers, and advertising agencies to create captivating visuals that capture the imagination.
- Interactive Window Displays
- The 2009 Bergdorf Goodman holiday windows, featuring interactive and detailed displays inspired by Alice in Wonderland, open up new possibilities for retailers to create immersive and engaging experiences that attract customers and drive foot traffic.
Where This Applies
- Retail
- The Alice in Wonderland theme and interactive window displays present opportunities for retailers to enhance their store environments, attract customers, and create memorable shopping experiences.
- Entertainment
- The growing popularity of Alice in Wonderland, with the upcoming release of Tim Burton's movie adaptation, creates disruptive innovation opportunities for the entertainment industry to develop new adaptations, immersive experiences, and merchandise tied to the beloved story.
- Art and Design
- The use of surrealist imagery in the 2009 Bergdorf Goodman holiday windows inspires artists, designers, and advertising agencies to explore new creative possibilities and disruptive innovation in creating visually stunning and captivating works.
