Abbie Fentress Swanson
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Aliens in the window at The New Museum at 235 Bowery, part of a collaboration with Maker-Bot Industries.
(Stephen Nessen/WNYC)
It's that time of year again: Midtown Manhattan department stores have unveiled their holiday windows. Some of the themes behind this year's displays include Lady Gaga at Barney's, vintage shopping bags at Bloomingdale's and the Statue of Liberty out on the town at Henri Bendel.
If crowds are not your thing but you're yearning for some creative window dressing, never fear. Stores located outside the usual holiday window tramp have intriguing displays -- from miniature Maker-Bot aliens at the New Museum store to revolving heads decked with tall wigs, ornaments and high heels at Christian Louboutin in the Meatpacking District.
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At the Spring Street station, MTA employees are celebrating the season.
Aliens in the window at The New Museum at 235 Bowery, part of a collaboration with Maker-Bot Industries.
These aliens in the window at The New Museum at 235 Bowery are part of a collaboration with Maker-Bot Industries.
Brooklyn Industries' holiday display at its shop in the West Village at 500 Hudson Street.
A one-foot tall chocolate Santa at Li-Lac Chocolates at 40 8th Avenue in the West Village.
The Scholastic window on 557 Broadway in Soho created by author Walter Wick, featuring toys from his new book.
At the Marc Jacobs store at 385 Bleecker Street, out of season trucker hats are plopped on the heads of a trash can full of flamingos and fake snow.
In the other window at the Marc Jacobs store at 385 Bleecker Street hang hundreds of photos from the make-shift holiday photo studio.
In the other window at the Marc Jacobs store at 385 Bleecker Street hang hundreds of photos from the make-shift holiday photo studio.
The Scandinavian gourmet candy store Sockerbit has stockings and stuff to go with its candy at 89 Christopher Street.
K.A.A.S. Glass Works, which specializes in glass and antiques, has some old school animals on display at its shop at 117 Perry Street in the West Village.
K.A.A.S. Glass Works, which specializes in glass and antiques, has some old school animals on display at its shop at 117 Perry Street in the West Village.
Aliens in the window at The New Museum at 235 Bowery, part of a collaboration with Maker-Bot Industries.
Agent Provocateur at 133 Mercer Street in Soho has draped models in lights and has a robot with a spinning head in the window, with the words, "Naughty toys not just for boys," on the window.
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Love this! Makes one want to stop in and enjoy a Holiday meal with family.
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