Sunday, July 31, 2016 at 7:54PM 
Fahrenheit's decorations were always understated but creative. This time, the theme was kampung life and the unique thing about this was the plenty of coconut trees made from woven ketupat leaves. Very festive.
The place was overshadowed with the opening of Shoopen however as a lot of commotion coming that way. To be honest, the decoration here was actually more creative than the one in Pavilion.
Sunday, July 31, 2016 at 7:53PM 
There was a new outlet in Bukit Bintang which caused quite a stir on its opening weekend. It had been advertised for the last couple of months and it certainly worked. There was a long line of people waiting to be let in for the opening weekend sales.
The shop was located at one end of Pavilion, where there used to be an exit. That end had been closed for a while while undergoing renovations.
They sell only shoes, but the crowd was too rowdy for my liking. The price better be good looking at the amount of buzz it was creating. Anita was not that taken aback when I told her about. Maybe she was just into shoes ....
Bukit Bintang, Fahrenheit 88, Shoopen, shop in Diary Sunday, June 26, 2016 at 9:24PM The Raya decorations at Fahrenheit 88, underneath the famous dome - Spherical Image - RICOH THETA
Then it was across to Fahrenheit 88. The decorations there was simpler compared to PAvilion plus it occupying a smaller area. The buzz at the maal on the day was the opening of Shoopen, a brand new shoe outlet. A long queue outside!
Aidil Fitri 2016, Fahrenheit 88, Sunday, Theta S, decorations, shopping mall decorations in 360, Decor, Diary Thursday, November 26, 2015 at 10:24PM 
Located across the road from Pavilion, I thought I have a look at the decorations there as well. Not much interpretation here. Just a simple Xmas celebration, Father Xmas and his helper.
Plus reindeers of course. Much more subdued than past years, which reflected how business had been over there. It had gone rather quiet I was afraid ....
Sunday, July 5, 2015 at 8:41PM 
During one of the evening taking Anita for shopping, I had the chance to stop at Fahrenheit just across the road from Pavilion. The Raya decorations were being set up at most of the malls and the theme at Fahrenheit was rather unique. It was on Malay cookies, or in Malay Kuih Raya.
Lemming of course ...
Ketupat ....
But they were giant sized. Not edible I was sure. But there were plenty of them and on the whole I thought they were pretty neat.