Nothing is more exciting in a market democracy than obtaining an object for less money than one perceived one would have had to spend in order to obtain it.
Last night walking down Michigan Avenue (starting at the 400 block of North Michigan Avenue) from work, I began taking pictures of sale signs in the windows of retail establishments.
I present to you: SALE!: A collection of store window-based visual representations of the fact that one or more item inside the store now costs less than it usually would.
God bless us all.
It’s the week after Christmas and the Puma Store is all about the calendar. “Sale? Just Semi-Annual, ya’ll.”
Ted’s has some sort of Kentucky Derby thing going on.
ALDO is all about casinos or something.
Here’s a nice “E” over at Urban Outfitters.
Top Shop knows how to use those windows at their former Borders location.
WYSIWYG over at Victoria’s Secret
Disney can be repetitive.
These guys had a video thing going on. Lots of moody typographical interpretations of the word.
Pretty clever use of the has-been xmas lights.
Lastly, the most honest expression of the inventory clearance aspect of the event.