Fenwick's has revealed their Christmas window is Narnia themed this year.

The unveiling ceremony involving Santa and his elves took place tonight (November 5).

Last year the theme was Clarice Bean: Think Like An Elf.

This year's theme is Narnia, telling the story of Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy.

The children were evacuated to the country because of the war and they find a magical wardrobe which transports them to the world of Narnia.

The classic tale has the children battling against the wicked White Witch and now the story can be seen in Fenwick's window in Newcastle.

Mia Fenwick, Chief Marketing Officer at Fenwick said: "Our Christmas windows are a celebration of the importance of storytelling.

"We are thrilled to celebrate the joy of reading once again, by bringing the classic Chronicles of Narnia to Newcastle and to viewers tuning in from our global Fenwick community.  

"The Chronicles of Narnia fantasy series, imagined by C.S. Lewis, brings together readers of all ages, inviting them into an enchanted land filled with mesmerising characters who teach us all about courage, kindness, family, and the thrill of adventure."

Head of Creative, Paul Baptiste said: "We are really excited this year to create and share the story of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.

"It’s been a joy to explore the fantastical world containing such amazing characters, wonderful scenery, and incredible storytelling to create a window to remember, featuring a few special surprises."

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A core part of the book is the fateful meeting of the Pevensie children and Father Christmas. 

He gifts each child something perfect for them and crucial in their adventure.

The children become the kings and queens of the land and usher in a golden age before returning back through the wardrobe.