Saks Fifth Avenue's Newest Windows Features Flowers You Won't Sneeze At

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Spring minus the pollen is a dream that's come true at Saks Fifth Avenue. The department store unveiled this year's "Glam Gardens" spring campaign this week with all of its Fifth Avenue-facing windows (and some of the side ones too) featuring flower scenes crafted out of paper, each representing products from top beauty brands like La Mer, Nars, Kiehl's, Burberry, and more. Check out Tom Ford's below:

In all, more than 1,000 paper flowers were used to create these scenes.

And the store's insides match its outsides: all around the beauty counters are archways of paper flowers, topiaries growing above counter displays, and bouquets on top of bouquets — we even spied a Chanel cart bursting with (real) pink and red flowers. A similar floral motif up at SnAKS on the fifth floor, where campaign sponsor Mastercard has created a Secret Garden Café with living garden walls.

Stop into the department store to check it out for yourself before May 24th, and be on the lookout for Glam Gardens to make it way to Bryant Park on Wednesday, May 4th and Thursday, May 5th.