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During this year's Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival, eight blocks along Fifth Avenue in Midtown, from 49th Street to 57th Street, will be closed to accommodate the festivities.
A girl wearing a hat styled after "chairs of power".
If that's not unique enough, try wearing a "wedding cake" on your head!
What makes this parade special is that everyone wears their most unique costumes and takes to the streets to join the crowds in the festival. This has been a New York City tradition since 1870.
Adorable little girls in traditional costumes and floral headpieces.
This is undoubtedly one of the most striking costumes on the street, with its distinctive bright pink color.
The parade begins at 10 a.m. on Sunday and lasts for six hours. Indeed, it's one of the most exciting festivals in New York that visitors shouldn't miss.
Butterflies and tulips add to this lady's radiance.
A makeup style with a "futuristic" feel.
A group of stylish ladies wearing floral hats.
The female police officer with a shy smile and a bunny ear hat on her head.
An impressive, giant floral hat.
It's just a simple straw hat, but that doesn't detract from this little girl's unique style.
Sparkling details and gemstones add a dazzling touch to the costume.
Even the dogs were excited to participate in the festival.
A cute rabbit-shaped hat
The elderly man wore a hat decorated with butterflies. This set him apart from a crowd of people dressed up as rabbits.
The eye-catching color comes from a lady wearing red.
Nga Nguyen
- Source: The Guardian
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