Showing posts with label Raoul. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Raoul. Show all posts

Monday, September 17, 2012

Raoul: Desert


Desert is rarely used as inspiration for a window display since its connection with very hot and dry atmosphere that might be too much even for a summer season. However, Raoul use this nature theme for its Fall 2012 display. There is a giant photograph of a white rocky mountain act as a backdrop for the window. While tons of 'desert' sands flooded the ground. To decorate this monochrome look, a desert plant, has a wood like date tree but leaves like usual land vegetal, grows near a big stone that also exist in other corner of the display. Salute for the creator of this display since its so rare idea yet also very vivid.

Monday, June 25, 2012

Raoul: Paper hay


Raoul is the first boutique to dress its window display with Pre-Fall 2012 collection and concept. The most obvious things can be seen are the white paper hays and a little pony horse. Look closer at this horse and you can find that its body has the same motif with one of the dress' motif worn by the mannequin.

Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Raoul: Let's Cruising



In the middle of Christmas decorations in every store window displays or shopping malls, Raoul stands alone showing the very clean and minimalistic Cruise 2012 collection. There are no heavy or bright colored decorations, only mannequins wearing the nude or pale colored collections of relaxed shirts or fluid dresses. Beautiful.

Thursday, September 1, 2011

Fall/Winter 2011 Trend: The color purple


Yves Saint Laurent, Senayan City

Christian Louboutin, Plaza Indonesia

Gucci, Grand Indonesia

Raoul, Grand Indonesia

Purple, violet, mauve

Sunday, June 20, 2010

White out



I can say that only few people dare to wear white black to toe. This Raoul (Pacific Place) display shows white in the elegant but relax feel

Monday, June 14, 2010

Raoul - library style display



Someday when I own my apartment I will create this kind of bookshelves to keep my collections of books, magz, CDs, DVDs.