A bridal shop in the U.K. is praised for its message of inclusivity with its empowering window display Colleen Kratofil is the Senior Editor, TV at PEOPLE. One day a woman in the U.K. was shocked by ...

BLOOMY’S, palace of shopization, is now a temp Barbiedale. Its windows are wall-to-wall Barbie. Director of Windows Leigh Ann Tischler pulled back the curtains to tell me: “We used abstract mannequins ...

Consumers may enjoy window shopping, but like leafing through a fashion magazine, they seldom really stop and look closely. TBWA Hakuhodo received a brief from its client United Arrows Green Label ...

This week the American Apparel on East Houston Street put up a new window display, featuring a more natural looking mannequin. We called the shop up this morning and the employee who answered told us ...

Someone smashed into a display window at a trendy Herald Square store Sunday and made off with the mannequins’ clothes, leaving one plastic dummy on the sidewalk — and some tourists thinking they were ...

American Apparel is not beating around the bush. CEO Dov Charney has finally found a seductive way to sell his seemingly nude pieces of lingerie with a little help from an anatomy book. In the Lower ...

If you’ve walked down West Fourth Street in the past year, there’s a good chance you’ve noticed the window displays between Vine and Race. Mannequins sporting neon mohawks, fishnets, and avant-garde ...

The Walt Disney Company doesn’t seem to be shy when it comes to making bold statements supporting equal rights for the LGBT community. The company signed amicus briefs for the DOMA and Prop 8 cases ...

The happiest place on earth is taking its support of the LGBT community to the next level. Both Disneyland in Anaheim and Disney World in Orlando have long been the destination spots for Gay Days — ...

Mannequins that send details of the clothes they’re displaying to nearby shoppers’ phones are being trialled in three UK brick-and-mortar stores. We covered the underlying VMBeacon tech earlier this ...

United Arrows, one of Tokyo's largest apparel stores, has created an interactive mannequin window display which mimics the movements of window shoppers, capturing the attention of media and consumers ...