The creation process was both exciting and detail-oriented, taking about five hours from start to finish. I began by cleaning and prepping the space, sweeping the floor and dusting the window sills to ensure a fresh foundation. Setting up the wooden tree required multiple attempts to secure it properly before decorating. I selected ornaments from both the provided assortment and in-store inventory, arranging them thoughtfully across the wooden panels—the varying string lengths made this a trial-and-error process. Afterward, I crafted large ribbon bows to complete the tree. For the second display, I incorporated provided letters, hanging them in an unconventional but readable way, and surrounded them with ornaments to emphasize the cozy, bohemian theme. Limited ceiling hooks added a challenge, but I adapted the layout to maintain balance and visual interest. Finally, I dressed mannequins throughout the store in their new Christmas collection, styling each look to reflect different customer preferences—pairing a bold red dress and charm necklace with the ornament tree and a bow-adorned cardigan, white top, and jeans for the cozier display. The process concluded with positive feedback from leadership and customers, affirming the effectiveness and visual impact of the finished displays.