For
this post I chose to window display that I did myself working for Nautica. In
making this window a success we needed to apply the Principles of Design to the
display.
Starting
with Unity…
There was a sense of unity when it came
to the color story of the outfits. They all seemed to be able to combine with
each other in a way that trendy for the new Spring Collection.
Harmony
Harmony is expressed through out the
whole display. Each individual outfit has the same color story as another. In a
artful way, they tend to feed off each other. Something that you like to see in
one outfit you can see in another.
Balance
It is important to create equality to
make a unified presentation. This particular display has 2 women, 2 men, and
two kids with one sale banner. Even though they are not in a straight line or
something along those lines the mannequins are still able to give an even
amount of optical weight.
Repetition/Rhythm
Repetition
and Rhythm go hand and hand. When a
customer looks at a display it is a good idea for the merchandiser to reinforce
the displays message throughout the presentation. This display repeats the same
colors, stripes, and solid colors in dresses, pants, and men’s wear. Repetition
and rhythm creates a visual pattern that allows the viewer to follow.
Emphasis
I
think the display just gives off the repetition of colors meaning that new
spring colors are here. With the holidays just passing by us so fast with warm
colors, I think that the bright and bold colors are the main focus right now.
Contrast
I
don’t believe contrast was much of an addition to this display.
Surprise
I
would like to say the surprise in this display is the huge banner that is right
next to the display that completes the presentation. Customers are there to
shop, they want to know what you have and how much? Placing a sign with a
presentation completes the display because it engages the customer. The main
focus for a window display is to invite the customer in. If they see a sign
with large percent savings they are become eager to walk in the store. Especially
if they are surprised to see 60% off J
I hope you all enjoyed this blog, I do
not own anything but the labor that went into making the displays. Everything
else is credit to Nautica. Hope to see everyone in class tomorrow!
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