'Alice In Wonderland' Takes Over NYC Bloomingdale's With Fantastical Window Displays

"Alice in Wonderland" fashion, anyone? Here in New York City, Bloomingdale's is catering to fans of the new Tim Burton flick with some "Alice"-themed window displays and tabletop tableaus, featuring pretty clothes and divine dinnerware inspired by the film. Because, before you march into battle against the Queen of Hearts, you'll want to look your best.

Outside the store, onlookers can feast their eyes on a pair of mannequins clad in pretty summer frocks, and who — judging by the over-sized landscape — appear to have downed one of those wicked little potions that cause some serious shrinkage. (No, not that kind. Geez.) Surrounded by big 'shrooms and giant flowers, either one of these dresses (both a part of the Sue Wong for Disney collection) would be perfect for a mad tea party. The only thing missing is Johnny Depp's signature crazy-hat and a pair of squat, moon-faced twins in matching striped jerseys. Which is okay, because the Tweedles kinda creep us out.

Moving on, the mad tea party is ready for action in the following window. The scene is set with mismatched plates in vibrant colors, a lace cloth (yeah, like that's gonna stay clean with all the crazies dancing on top of it!), and toadstool chairs for the guests.

We've already got our ensemble picked out for a trip through the looking glass, but fashionistas in search of an "Alice" aesthetic should head inside: Bloomie's has set up a whimsical shop full of clothes inspired by the film.

Tags Alice in Wonderland, Bloomingdales, Fashion & Style, Sue Wong, Tim Burton