Are they actually in the same display together, or is it a reflection? This makes me want to get all feminazi but I can't decide if it's a person trying to offend me or make me think.
Well working as designer in the retail industry I knew right off the bat that it was not for real. The windows at Barney's and Bergdorfs and Bloomingdale's are meant to be provocative but they have budget constraints. It would be wicked expensive to have that many beef carcasses hangin' round.
Photograph by Damon Winter/The New York Times 
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reminds me of this: http://www.christiewalsh.com/fun/beatles/images/butcher.jpg
Are they actually in the same display together, or is it a reflection? This makes me want to get all feminazi but I can't decide if it's a person trying to offend me or make me think.
Oh, it's a double exposure thingamajig. In that case = art. Window display would have been the poorest of poor taste.
That would be disgusting in a "what stinks in here" kinda way if there was actually meat hanging in a store display window.
Well working as designer in the retail industry I knew right off the bat that it was not for real. The windows at Barney's and Bergdorfs and Bloomingdale's are meant to be provocative but they have budget constraints. It would be wicked expensive to have that many beef carcasses hangin' round.
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