Mondial: Chinoiserie

Anticipating the Chinese New Year celebration, each Mondial window display is decorated with a red Chinese screen in the floral motif. Very simple but elegant.

Robinsons: Chinese New Year

It was a week after Chinese New Year celebration when I visited Singapore. Thus, there are some stores and boutiques which are still decorated with this Chinese things style. One of them is Robinsons at the Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands which are decorated with red and golden colors everywhere, Chinese-style screen with the luck symbol, and giant fan.

Gap: Festive Lunar Year, Vivo City

Last weekend I went to Singapore for the first time. It was an amazing experience because there were so many window displays to be photographed and gigantic fashion boutiques to be admired. Thus, from today I will focus on posting about the window displays I found in Singapore.

The first posting is about the Lunar New Year themed window display of Gap at Vivo City. The display theme and decoration is similar with the Grand Indonesia's Gap. However, you can see the children mannequins look more active and cheerful in anticipating the Lunar New Year celebration.

Chinese New Year-themed window display

Gap Kids, Grand Indonesia

Longchamp, Plaza Senayan

I know it's too late to post this theme of Chinese New Year window display, but I just found some interesting display yesterday. Gap Kids put colorful and cute-looking-face barongsai as a background for its window display. While Longchamp window display is decorated with ancient-Chinese-style door, a wooden table (or chair), and two traditional baskets. Welcome to the Year of the Dragon