I don’t want to own anything until I find a place where me and things
go together. I’m not sure where that is but I know what it is like. It’s
like Tiffany’s.”
You might've guessed that Breakfast at Tiffany's is a favourite :) I'm sure Holly Golightly aka Audrey Hepburn would have been very much at home in Tiffany & Co. Perth, sitting pretty in the 1905 Victorian design building on King Street! When I took these shots the windows were dressed 'Gatsby' style. As yet I've not received one of Tiffany's iconic little blue boxes.. perhaps it's not too late :)) Hope you have a wonderful weekend, take care. Linking to James's Weekend Reflections.
Diamonds really are a girl's best friend? Good shots!
ReplyDeleteAh, yes, they are indeed!! Terrific shots of a great place! That is one of my favorite movies, too!! Hope you have wonderful weekend, Grace! Enjoy!
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ReplyDeleteRead your blog all the time, has been so long since I have been down in the city thank goodness you keep me up to date with so many wonderful places.
Hope you are well and happy ...
I am in the midst of my first big exhibition - the weather has been crazy wet and wild but here in the hills should fine up ...
Best wishes to you xxx Vicki Lee
Excellent pictures again.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Joop
That has a look from a different time, before plastic.
ReplyDeletevery elegant photos...great shot...
ReplyDeleteLovely, and one of my fave films too Grace. Still awaiting one of those boxes myself... Have a good weekend.
ReplyDeleteElegance from the past, hope the future holds a blue box for you!
ReplyDeleteI would love to jump in my car and go to Tiffany's but it is too far from here but I hear there is a new Tiffany's Store in Salt Lake City that I haven't seen yet.
ReplyDeleteVery creative photography ~ Love Breakfast at Tiffany's ~ carol, xo
ReplyDelete"Feminine" reflections, very very nice!
ReplyDeleteI wish you a happy weekend, Grace!
What a gorgeous reflection... I just love the composition on the first one. What a great eye you have for those details...
ReplyDeleteOh beautiful reflections, so lush! One of my first sights upon moving to New York City after college was Tiffany's - and from exactly the angle Audrey Hepburn approached it in the movie. It was a very happy accident and of course I was all goggle eyed! (Oh, the movie's main Moon River theme was composed by Johnny Mercer - a descendant of an illustrious Scot soldier who died at Princeton Battlefield in 1777 and is considered a town hero:)
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Stunning Photographs filled with Glamour and beauty.
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Wonderful shots! I used to have a big crush on Audrey/Holly. :-)
ReplyDeleteSo elegant the reflections, they blended so well in the whole composition.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous window display. You can count on Tiffnay's to come up with an elegant display the features something precious. While I was in Chicago in June, I took a picture of the front of the Tiffany store there. The one here is in a mall so it's not as dramatic.
ReplyDeleteLove it and the reflection.
ReplyDeleteSUCH a favourite film - and a dreamy cinematic post!
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Can't believe you did this post Grace - youngest daughter and SIL have departed Tiffany's (NYC) in the past few days and are at this moment enjoying the architecture of New Orleans. :)
ReplyDeleteI once went to a lecture at the Phoenix Art Museum on the history of Tiffany silver, and the author of a book on the subject was there to sign the books. They said if you bought one of the books they would give it to you in a Tiffany blue box. The had ladies from Tiffany to help give out the books and boxes, etc.
ReplyDeleteI bought one of the books and almost said that the best thing about getting the blue box is that when I re-gift something I could put it in the blue box and the recipient would think that it is from Tiffany's. But I didn't.
Great window display. I can my niece to decorate a box in blue and send it to you if you like. I didn't know there was a shortage of cardboard over there.
ReplyDeleteNo doubt Breakfast at Tiffany's is a favourite of yours! :-) Lovely reflections and great post, Grace.
ReplyDeleteWOW, what great reflections you captured. Love Audrey as well. :)
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Super shots!
ReplyDeleteThose are very pretty buildings caught in the reflections. Nice, Grace.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous window display--and even more striking photos!
ReplyDeleteTiffany's a favorite of mine too
ReplyDeleteLove those little boxes too....
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