• Bridget Foley’s Diary: Window Dressing the Barneys Way — Fearlessly

    Barneys New York’s “creativity in progress” sign signaled the Rei Kawakubo and Louise Bourgeois windows were taking shape, and were unveiled on April 28.
    Image Credit: Joshua Scott

    Rei Kawakubo’s piece of multiple puffs of stuffed sheeting with Avenza, a brown latex pod-type creation by Louise Bourgeois.

  • Bridget Foley’s Diary: Window Dressing the Barneys Way — Fearlessly

    A Kawakubo spring 2015 “Blood and Roses” look, crafted from several belts.
    Image Credit: Joshua Scott

    A Kawakubo spring 2015 “Blood and Roses” look, crafted from several belts.

  • Bridget Foley’s Diary: Window Dressing the Barneys Way — Fearlessly

    Barneys New York’s “creativity in progress” sign signaled the Rei Kawakubo and Louise Bourgeois windows were taking shape, and were unveiled on April 28.
    Image Credit: Joshua Scott

    Barneys New York’s “creativity in progress” sign signaled the Rei Kawakubo and Louise Bourgeois windows were taking shape, and were unveiled on April 28.

  • Bridget Foley’s Diary: Window Dressing the Barneys Way — Fearlessly

    Barneys New York’s “creativity in progress” sign signaled the Rei Kawakubo and Louise Bourgeois windows were taking shape, and were unveiled on April 28.
    Image Credit: Joshua Scott

    Barneys New York’s “creativity in progress” sign signaled the Rei Kawakubo and Louise Bourgeois windows were taking shape, and were unveiled on April 28.

  • Bridget Foley’s Diary: Window Dressing the Barneys Way — Fearlessly

    A Kawakubo spring 2015 “Blood and Roses” look, crafted from several belts.
    Image Credit: Joshua Scott

    A Kawakubo spring 2015 “Blood and Roses” look, crafted from several belts.

  • Bridget Foley’s Diary: Window Dressing the Barneys Way — Fearlessly

    Barneys New York’s “creativity in progress” sign signaled the Rei Kawakubo and Louise Bourgeois windows were taking shape, and were unveiled on April 28.
    Image Credit: Joshua Scott

    Barneys New York’s “creativity in progress” sign signaled the Rei Kawakubo and Louise Bourgeois windows were taking shape, and were unveiled on April 28.

  • Bridget Foley’s Diary: Window Dressing the Barneys Way — Fearlessly

    Barneys New York’s “creativity in progress” sign signaled the Rei Kawakubo and Louise Bourgeois windows were taking shape, and were unveiled on April 28.
    Image Credit: Joshua Scott

    Barneys New York’s “creativity in progress” sign signaled the Rei Kawakubo and Louise Bourgeois windows were taking shape, and were unveiled on April 28.

  • Bridget Foley’s Diary: Window Dressing the Barneys Way — Fearlessly

    Barneys New York’s “creativity in progress” sign signaled the Rei Kawakubo and Louise Bourgeois windows were taking shape, and were unveiled on April 28.
    Image Credit: Joshua Scott

    Barneys New York’s “creativity in progress” sign signaled the Rei Kawakubo and Louise Bourgeois windows were taking shape, and were unveiled on April 28.

  • Bridget Foley’s Diary: Window Dressing the Barneys Way — Fearlessly

    Jerry Gorovoy and Dennis Freedman discuss the nuances of the looks for the windows.
    Image Credit: Joshua Scott

    Jerry Gorovoy and Dennis Freedman discuss the nuances of the looks for the windows.

  • Bridget Foley’s Diary: Window Dressing the Barneys Way — Fearlessly

    Barneys New York’s “creativity in progress” sign signaled the Rei Kawakubo and Louise Bourgeois windows were taking shape, and were unveiled on April 28.
    Image Credit: Joshua Scott
  • Bridget Foley’s Diary: Window Dressing the Barneys Way — Fearlessly

    The details of the red leather and fur piece, and the latex dress is set in place.
    Image Credit: Joshua Scott

    The details of the red leather and fur piece, and the latex dress is set in place.

  • Bridget Foley’s Diary: Window Dressing the Barneys Way — Fearlessly

    Bridget Foley's Diary Barneys New York Rei Kawakubo Louise Bourgeois red
    Image Credit: Joshua Scott

    Rei Kawakubo’s red leather and fur piece from the fall 2016 “18th Century Punk” collection between two Louise Bourgeois’ latex pieces from “Confrontation.”

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