Bendels choose not to go with The Black Swan for their Xmas window theme.
Sugar plums and
The Nutcracker Suite to the rescue
Very old fashioned and delightful
Sugar plums and
The Nutcracker Suite to the rescue
Very old fashioned and delightful
One naughty ballerina takes off her red shoes and goes to bed with the nutcracker.
Macaron Ribbons, watercolor, 9" x 11"
The ribbons were used to tie up this macaron box...
A New York Bendels girl is just in time
Oooh, I love the ballerinas on the ostriches! Especially the wooly leggings - thanks for posting!
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I never took ballet lecons..i'm sesitive for playing music but I'm an elephant with dancing !
ReplyDeleteI love the LEG on the Bendel's girl- getting out of the taxi....and imagine my surprise to see the very inspiration for that leg in your last photo...of the girl walking home because she has no money left for a taxi. Imagine my DOUBLE surprise to find that photo doesn't show up in your blog...only in my emailed version. I'm putting Detecive Oswald on the case immediatement!!! Toute a suite!
ReplyDeleteLove the ostrich legwarmers - that's rather inspired.
ReplyDeleteNow I want one of those long, white, feathery skirts to wear when I play the harp! I wonder how it would hold up with three cats helping me get dressed???
ReplyDeleteGreat shots Carol. I love the first one but the girl in pink is my favorite!! Yes my email post is different too.
ReplyDeleteHOW beautiful is this!
ReplyDeleteAfter this post on White Swans... Are you going to do one post on The Black Swan Movie?
ReplyDeleteHow's the weather in NY? I am freezing here in OH!!! No good snow though, just flurries!
Stay warm Carol!
Not crazy about the dangling ballerinas. It looks like a macabre gallows.
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Ah Bendels et ses décors de rêves!
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Manon
Oh how I miss Bendels. Home of all my Christmas party dresses since the early 1970's .. and a present or two throughout the years ..
ReplyDeleteah the OLD Bendels was a dream!
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ah yes the good ole days..
Swooning over Bendel's and your painting!
ReplyDeleteooh!! the pink ballerina is just gorgeous sitting on her prettily dressed bed.
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Dianne
The second shot must have more sugar in it than anything I've seen lately!
ReplyDeleteWe don't have store windows decorated like NYC here in Podunk, so it's really great to see your shots.
Simply lovely! I want an outfit like those ballerinas!
ReplyDeleteI love the macaron ribbon watercolor is it for sale? It is just precious...
ReplyDeleteI do love the store windows at Christmas time. Reminds me of when I was small and I'd be so enamoured of all that magic. Thanks for taking me back, Carol! Love the piggy bank, too. xo
ReplyDeleteI've always looked better in black!
ReplyDeleteSimony: More dancers coming, none of them black swans- I'm too afraid to see that movie.
ReplyDeleteI'll stick with The Red Shoes on Netflix (free this month too)
New York is freezing too & no flurries yet :)
Dangling ballerinas and sugarplums... I love it!
ReplyDeleteAmazing displays...very much gets one into the holiday spirit!
ReplyDeleteYes, interesting to see that we chose a similar (dancing) theme the same day! How is that possible?
ReplyDeleteI will not be able to resist seeing "The Black Swan," I'm afraid. Well, I'm not actually afraid,
ReplyDeletebut very curious. I enjoyed a brisk walk across Central Park on Saturday, and certainly could have
used something close to legwarmers.
Winter seems to be here, at last...
and alas.
I saw these displays when I was In NY last week and took lots of pictures too. It was stunning!
ReplyDeleteI mourn the old Bendel's too - the best shopping in NY.
Did you see the foodie windows at Barney's too? Hilarious!
Very creative display! (But the piggie bank is too cute to break.) Bess
ReplyDeleteWhar a wonderful display! I love anything to do with the Nutcracker.
ReplyDeleteGreat post.
actually i think the hanging ballerinas are a little creepy. kinda like a real hanging, get what i mean?
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