Covering everything from when Herman Bergdorf started a tailor shop in downtown Manhattan to Linda meeting with Ally Hilfiger (daughter of designer Tommy Hilfiger and one half of the iconic Rich Girls), about her latest clothing line to interviews with the store's most successful personal shopper, Betty Halbreich; the film covers a lot. Almost too much. It's all very interesting but there doesn't seem to be any cohesion and because everything is just touched upon, you want more and unfortunately, the film doesn't deliver.
For this year's display, David says he took inspiration from Henri Rousseau and trips to the American Museum of Natural History, that they are to be looked at as magical realist versions of natural history museum dioramas. I took a trip down to Bergdorf's on a cold December night and took a few pictures. If you're in the city, they will be available to view through January 2, 2017 and at the bottom of this post I included a list of companion books to check out.
Pleasure Trip
The Thrill of the Chase
The Only Way to Fly
The Bird's Eye View
The Hitchhiker
Winging It
The Scenic Route
The Book Club
(love the details on this)
This one didn't have a title but I had to include it
Books to check out*:
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WOW the windows are awesome and I love the incorporation of the Museum of Natural History. My fave is the labyrinth but miss me with the birds eye view... yuck...lol
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