Most participants showed their best colors in the annual Easter Parade on Fifth Avenue, but a few may have dusted off their Halloween outfits.
One man — a Long Island lawyer — smoked a carrot, wrapped around a cigar, with carrot greens hanging from his jacket pockets Sunday.
And there were lots of bonnets piled high with bunny ears or eggs — made of silicone, polyester and felt.
The city's Easter weekend started Friday when New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan — bearing a wooden cross — led thousands of faithful across the Brooklyn Bridge.
The tradition of the New York parade began in the 1880s as a strolling display of Easter finery.
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