In the parade’s early years, department stores would later recreate some of the outfits seen on the men and women strolling up Fifth Avenue on Easter. 16 The bonnet tradition started in the ...

This Sunday is the annual Easter Parade on Fifth Avenue in midtown. The event, which is very different from a contemporary holiday parade, started back in the 1880s outside St. Patrick's Cathedral ...

New York City's Easter Parade dates back to at least the 1870s but we can only imagine what Victorian ladies would have to say about the flamboyant costumes and bonnets on view this Sunday.

The parade, which began at St. Patrick’s Cathedral and continued up Fifth Avenue, has been a city tradition since the late 1800s. Here’s a look at some of the most joyous get-ups. Image ...

Become a paid member to listen to this article. Clever, architectural hats at the Fifth Avenue Easter Parade. It started as an Easter Sunday Church Event in the middle of the 1800s, but the New ...

The Easter Parade on Fifth Avenue attracted numerous folks who are out for a stroll wearing zany, outlandish and fanciful hats. The Easter Parade is a tradition that dates back more than 100 years.

I was sad to not attend the Fifth Avenue Easter Parade 🐣 as I have done for almost the last 10 years, but that didn’t stop me from creating this piece to attend a virtual Easter parade hosted ...

The bonnets appeared on Fifth Avenue for the annual Easter Parade — outlandish 21st century headpieces that were hardly bonnets, featuring everything from bunnies and butterflies to grassy, ...