The bigger the hats, the closer to God
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New York’s Fifth Avenue was alive with color and pizzazz Sunday morning as revelers celebrated Easter with outlandish costumes and bonnets.
The crowd gathered for the city’s annual Easter Parade, a tradition that began in the 1800s as a way for New York’s elite to show off their Sunday best, but has since evolved into a free-for-all of elaborate outfits and decorations.
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The beauty of New York's Easter Parade
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Some kept it classic with trim chapeaus featuring bright colors and flowers.
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At the Parade
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Easter Parade
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While others went in for bolder designs.
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We celebrate the resurrection of Christ with floral hats.
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Bill C was there today guiding our cameras.
When you asked him about his corner,
57th and Fifth, next to Tiffany's, filled with concrete security blocks.
His expression would instantly change and he would say I'll make the best of it.
Thanks for being our inspiration, Bill.
It's bad but we will adapt, like you always did.
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Annual Easter parade on 5th Avenue.
Many a protest bonnet.
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A few got political.
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Happy Easter from NYC.
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And some poured their efforts into outfitting their furry mates.
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HAPPY EASTER !!!
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Hundreds of people showing off their bonnets
at the Easter Parade right across from St. Patrick's Cathedral
in New York City!
Happy Easter everyone!
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Regardless of how attendees chose to celebrate, all their costumes embodied absolute joy!
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