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Check out Tiffany’s spectacular holiday windows and glittering decor

Look out for the stunning “Bird on a Rock” installation.

Shaye Weaver
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Shaye Weaver
Editor, Time Out New York
tiffany’s holiday decor — facade and street view
Photograph: Ricky Zehavi
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As we get closer to the holidays, NYC’s landscape is lighting up with gorgeous, glittering decor, from light displays to windows. Tiffany & Co.’s Fifth Avenue flagship is, as usual, one of the more spectacular sights to see this year.

Earlier this month, The Landmark celebrated the season by lighting the Fifth Avenue snowflake Tiffany Blue for the first time and lit the new “Bird on a Rock” installation by Olivia Wilde on the flagship store’s eighth floor terrace.

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Debuting at Tiffany in 1965 from jewelry designer Jean Schlumberger, the Bird on a Rock design has a new lease on life as a holiday light display, using over 47,340 micro-LED lights.

Tiffany & Co. Celebrates the Holiday Season with Bird on the Rock
Photograph: Darian DiCianno/BFA.com | Tiffany & Co. Celebrates the Holiday Season with Christopher Young, Olivia Wilde at The Landmark

Tiffany’s officially flipped on its lights for the season with an event on December 5 with Olivia Wilde, Lauren Santo Domingo, Sabine Getty and Georgia Fowler.  Along with the Bird on a Rock, the Landmark’s facade lit up, its window displays were unveiled, and attendees took in its sparkling Christmas trees and oversized Blue Boxes.

Tiffany’s 2024 holiday windows: the Bird on the Rock in a window
Photograph: Ricky Zehavi
Tiffany’s 2024 holiday windows: the Bird on the Rock in a window
Photograph: Ricky Zehavi
Tiffany’s 2024 holiday windows: the Bird on the Rock in a window
Photograph: Ricky Zehavi

This is one you’ll want to put on your itinerary this season—it’s a glittering homage to the luxury brand and its iconic legacy.

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