Mannequins in San Francisco: Louis Feraud

French designer Louis Féraud once said that "a dress is like a caress, and that it is a declaration of love." In fact, he described himself as "Louis Féraud who adores women." And this mantra had always been followed with his creations. [more]

Mannequins in San Francisco: Ellen Tracy

Belive it or not, there is no "Ellen Tracy." There never was! In 1949, the company founder Herbert Gallen literally invented the name. He believed that a company which made clothes for women, should have a woman's name. That was the story of the birth of Ellen Tracy. [more]

Mannequins in San Francisco: Calvin Klein

For Spring / Summer 2000, Calvin Klein wants you to wear denim. And it's not just any denim... it has to be from his 'Dirty Denim' Collection. A minimalist window with almost no props, the mannequins make up the whole statement. [more]

Mannequins in San Francisco: Dirty Denim

Denim continues to be king, as Macy's dedicate their store windows facing O'Farrell Street to this ageless fabric. Part of Calvin Klein's Dirty Denim Collection, the store windows followed the designer's minimalist leanings by presenting store windows that are almost bare, except for the mannequins. [more]

Mannequins in San Francisco: NM Salutes San Francisco Ballet

"NM Salutes the San Francisco Ballet" is the title of this series of store windows at the Union Square location of Neiman Marcus. Aside from the fact that the clothes are gorgeous and the mannequins are exquisite, the store windows themselves are a work of art. [more]