LVMH's LES JOURNEES PARTICULIERES at the SOURCE OF DREAMS

Fresh flowers throughout the store add to the aesthetic and feel of luxury

Inside Tiffany's iconic blue box is undoubtedly something precious. The Landmark on Fifth Avenue offers its own kind of treasure, with unexpected discoveries tucked into every floor. As part of the 2026 edition of LVMH's les Journées Particulieres At the Source of Dreams, I had the rare opportunity to step inside Tiffany & Co's iconic Fifth Avenue flagship for a guided tour that went well beyond the showroom. Keep reading for a look inside...

-WEEKEND WINDOWS-

Tiffany's "Make the world sparkle" 57th St. windows 

  

Over the last week, an old friend and I were debating "choice" and the ability to "Build your own reality." In the battle of principle vs. practice, is there always "choice?" With the Women's March a day in hindsight, the weekend's events showcase the reaction to a nation's choice of president. While the windows at Tiffany's on Fifth Ave. are devoid of pedestrians due to its proximity to Trump Tower, the 57th street view presents a myriad of diamond encrusted delights and chic choices... Keep reading to see more. Reflecting on 2016, if you could do it over--would you?

-WEDNESDAY WINDOWS-

 Tiffany's, Fifth Ave.

Beautiful brides (and Bridezillas) become "wives" at the height of summer wedding season. This week, wireform wedding inspiration fills the windows at Tiffany's Fifth Ave., showcasing popular NYC proposal sites and related jewelry. Do you dream of the day, or remember the moment when? Keep reading to have a look at this week's windows...

-WEDNESDAY WINDOWS-

 Window shopping  at Tiffany's 5th Ave. and 57th St.

Arriving again, this wet Wednesday-before-Thanksgiving begins an annual of ritual of reflection and frenzied preparation. For some, delectable delights are shared among friends and family. Others celebrate a more meager and solitary occasion. This week's windows at Tiffany & Co., Fifth Ave. showcases gatherings and generosity, against the backdrop of New York City. What are you thankful for this year?   

TIFFANY T TRAIN @ DIA GALLERY CHELSEA

The Tiffany T Train, parked at DIA Chelsea gallery space

With a cabin full of precious cargo, the Tiffany T train rolls into DIA 545 gallery in Chelsea. A brief weekend stopover unveils the metallic splendor of Tiffany T, the premier compendium of Francesca Amfitheatrof, Tiffany & Co's first female design director. After boarding a full-sized train car, the public can preview the new collection and pretty up in true Tiffany style. Ranging from $350 metal rings to a $20,000 diamond bracelet, the architectural pieces embrace a subtle "T" smothered in rose gold, gold or silver. For purchase is the Tiffany T Square Bracelet; other pieces can be ordered for delivery via iPad. Keep reading for a look inside... 

-WEDNESDAY WINDOWS-

Tiffany's Fifth Ave. windows replicates the Upper East side skyline

Snow and silent silhouettes embrace the exquisite jewels of Tiffany's Fifth Ave. Wreaths, white facades and wrapped presents make the Upper East side skyline especially festive, in classic Tiffany style. All is calm Christmas Eve as Santa makes his rounds. What are YOU wishing for this holiday season?    

STYLE SNAPS : THE HOLIDAYS ARE COMING!

 Bergdorf Goodman is getting ready to unveil its holiday windows Tuesday, November 19

With Thanksgiving a mere 10 days away, major retailers ramp up for the holidays with seasonal savings, special events and stunning store windows. Among the Fifth Ave. (and off Fifth) favorites, Tiffany's, Lord & Taylor and Henri Bendel are already showing off their seasonal storefronts. Tuesday (11/19), Bloomingdales and Bergdorf Goodman will each reveal their showcases. Wednesday, Barney's will steal the spotlight. Rounding out the pack, Saks Fifth Avenue will present the story of its magical Yeti with a light show on November 25th. Keep reading for a sneak peek of the progress at Bergdorf's! 

-WEDNESDAY WINDOWS-

Tiffany's Fifth Ave Great Gatsby Windows

The belles have long left Tiffany's Blue Book Ball and Baz Luhrmann's Great Gatsby awaits its upcoming debut. In the interim, Tiffany's Fifth Ave. presents a set of jazz age windows created in cohorts with Catherine Martin, Academy Award-winning costume and production designer. Set against a backdrop of bubbles, bubbly, crystal curtains and chandeliers, countless carats and intricate artistry dazzle in debauchery for passersby. Some of the pieces on display are used in the upcoming film!