Which London stores have the best Christmas window decorations this year?
One of London’s most prestigious department stores, Harrods never fails to wow with its annual festive window display. This year, each window lends itself to the theme of finding the perfect gift, whilst door number five has been enveloped by an eleven-metre tall green and gold gift box.
Where are the best Christmas façades in London this year?
From Harrods to Harvey Nichols, here are the best festive façades to keep an eye out for this Christmas… One of London’s most prestigious department stores, Harrods never fails to wow with its annual festive window display.
What’s on display at Fortnum & Mason’s Christmas 2020 display?
Fortnum & Mason’s 2020 display reflects on some of the store’s most memorable festive moments since its inception in 1707, featuring lively scenes of celebration and merriment.
Is there an Alice in Wonderland-style tea cup display on display?
Right now on display can be seen a magical, temporary homage to Disney’s Alice Through The Looking Glass, with swinging pendulums, giant chess pieces, a huge gold pocket watch and, of course, oversized tea cups.
How many man hours does it take to make a Christmas window?
Last Christmas saw a zodiac theme, with 12 windows transformed into beautiful personifications of the star signs; set against an illuminated, outer space backdrop, the windows involved 450 metres of neon lighting, two tonnes of glitter, 10,000 laser-cut leaves, 500 staff and 32,000 man hours to create.
What makes the windows at Hamleys so special?
As you might expect, the windows at the world’s most famous toy store are all about the fun. Thrilling children for generation after generation, Hamleys windows are filled with toys of every description, shape and size, becoming particularly magical at Christmas time when winter scenes are brought to life around their cuddly characters.
