I remember three summers ago when I walked up Madison Avenue to the Guggenheim Museum and I took tons of pictures of the sky and buildings, and where they both meet. It was a long and inspiring walk, and so was the one I took last Friday afternoon up to the Whitney Museum of American Art on 75th Street.
Madison Avenue is a narrow passage through the mid-east side of Manhattan, with buses and cars heading north and leaving the little people like me in the dust.
It was nice to see all of the fancy stores like Carolina Herrara, Gucci, Prada, Juicy Couture and Oscar de la Renta. So nice. I can see it now, me shopping at these places in about 50 years, ha ha.
Bottom line, Madison Avenue is a magical, miraculous avenue—because it would take either magic or a miracle for just anyone (and most everyone) to be able to purchase something along this pricey stretch, much less fit in...
The Fred Leighton store on 65th & Madison,
right up the block from Chat Noir
In front of the Dolce & Gabbana store on 69th Street
where they were doing a photoshoot on the corner!
I agree! It's like looking at works of art in some of those windows - absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteomg! Thats so awesome that you saw that photo shoot - Iremember seeing that ad in a magazine.
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