Bergdorf Goodman revealed its legendary holiday windows tonight with a first-ever public display, featuring Streb Academy acrobats walking the outside walls of the Fifth Avenue department store. This year's theme, Holidays on Ice, featured display windows devoted to various annual American celebrations, including Fourth of July, Arbor Day, Valentine's Day—even April Fool's Day (complete with mannequin suspended upside down).

Bravo's Andy Cohen introduced the special event, joined by Bergdorf  Goodman's David Hoey and Linda Fargo. Their team decorated some 35 windows with nods to secular holidays, making sure there were points of interest for all  vantage points—"from across the street, from a cab, to a pedestrian and even up close," Hoey told the Wall Street Journal. "We like to pretend we're in show business."

Check out Instagram photos and video of the big reveal.

— Bergdorf Goodman (@Bergdorfs) November 19, 2013

April Fool's Day

Arbor Day

Fourth of July