(From the store website and an article by author Shira Telushkin, whom I credit this to):
The Window Display
Susan Korn, the designer and owner of the brand, moved to New York City in 2008 and worked at various retail establishments in her early career. In 2011, she started to create her own line of products.
The inside of the store is like an art gallery
In 2017, she started to work with manufacturer Lisa Deng, and this led to the creation of a partnership which produced her first big product, the ‘Watermelon’ handbag.
Susan Alexandra’s ‘Watermelon’ Bag is on the top right hand display
The other display of handmade handbags
These beautiful crystal keychains are made by hand and are $60.00 each
There are just some stores that stand out when you walk by them. Whether it is the merchandise in the window, the store displays or just window display itself that draws you inside. This is how the Alexis Bittar store is 125 Greenwich Street in Greenwich Village. It is just so impressive from the elegant displays in the window, the beautiful merchandise in the displays and when you walk in the very personal service and attention you receive. You do not see this much anymore.
Alexis Bittar at 125 Greenwich Avenue
What drew me in initially was the beautiful window displays which are surprisingly hiding under the scaffolding of the building which is being renovated.
The windows at Alexis Bittar showcase all the beautiful merchandise
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