win·dow-dress·ing, also win·dow dress·ing (wĭńdō-drĕśĭng)
noun
Decorative exhibition of retail merchandise in store windows.
Goods and trimmings used in such displays.
A means of improving appearances or creating a falsely favorable impression: “The realignment … may be more window dressing than a substantive change in how the company does business” (Connie Guglielmo)
derivatives
wińdow-dresśer
noun
The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition