________ revolutionized the world of visual merchandising by leaving the window lights on at night.

3. ________ crash-landed his airplane in a field in Kent after flying across the English Channel.

4. ________ opened in New York in 1858.

________ created a store to match emerging fashion boutiques, but his differed in its type of product: furniture.

6. ________ store in Paris in the late nineteenth century offered an impressive shopping experience through its architecture.

________ created outrageous pastiches that were removed after complaints from Bonwit Teller.

8. ________ began his career in the stores of New York while still in college.

9. ________ was established in Chicago in 1865.

The invention of ________ in the 1840s allowed for large glass displays.

________ used the window of her London store as a showcase for her collections in 1959.

12. ________ is credited with using mannequins in mirrored plinths during the disco era of the 1970s.

________ employed traditional window-dressing techniques and placed its windows alongside major luxury brands.

________ created a 'Colorist' window theme involving the whole visual merchandising team.

15. ________ opened Bloomingdale’s in New York in 1872.

________ is the artist who created 'Narcissus' window displays for Bonwit Teller.

________ founded Habitat in Chelsea in 1964.

18. ________ displayed Louis Blériot’s plane to the public at 10 a.m. after a 2 a.m. delivery.

19. ________ was the American artist who began his retail career in New York as a window dresser.

________ employs visual merchandising students and runs 1.25 miles of window spa.

Which principle ensures all parts of a display relate to each other and to the whole?

What is the focal point of a display called?

Which principle of display organizes movement to guide the viewer's eye?

The realistic way something works physically is known as:

Which type of lighting reflects light from the ceiling or wall for a soft ambience?

What type of window display has a solid background blocking the store view?

A store’s silent salesperson is its:

An inexpensive, colorful, and often changed display medium is called:

Lighting effect that causes specially treated surfaces to glow is called:

A freestanding unit for product display is called:

Window displays should attract attention within how many seconds?

Which principle in display is the ratio of parts to the whole?

In display design, the focal point is the area of:

Which principle ensures all parts of a display relate to each other and to the whole?

What type of lighting reflects light from the ceiling or wall for a soft ambience?

A planogram is:

Displays arranged according to time of year are called:

Chase lights are used to:

In store terminology, an anchor is:

A closed-back window display: