Windows of Opportunity - NYTimes.com If there's a trend in this year's holiday window displays at midtown department stores, it has something to do with interactivity. At Bergdorf Goodman, the resident display guru David Hoey has created an audio tour to explain his rarefied Jazz-Age themed installations, which were just unveiled on Tuesday night. The store is also holding a contest on Instagram, looking for entries that have "wit and perspective"; winners get to keep one of the window props. At Bloomingdale's, you can project an image of your face onto the hand-painted acrobats in the store's Cirque du Soleil-themed displays. At Saks, there's a 3-D projection on the building that seems to morph its famous façade. And, in an animated video streaming in the Disney windows at Barneys, Minnie Mouse fantasizes that she's turned into a waifish catwalker hobnobbing in Paris with Naomi Campbell, Juergen Teller, Cruella De Vil, Anna Dello Russo and the Chesire Cat. Well, a girl can dream. Check out T's archive for a look at holiday windows from 2010 and 2011.