Photos & Reporting by Laura Medina
Charleston, SC fashion designer, Julie Wheat celebrating Halloween at LASC's Rooftop Party It's not just local West Hollywood, California residents who flooded Santa Monica Boulevard for Halloween.
250,000 people from Las Vegas, from the greater state of California, the West Coast and all over the West Coast descended upon West Hollywood's Halloween Carnival, making it the biggest holiday in the country, rivaling that of Manhattan's Greenwich Village's.
Hunky '70's GuyDiverging from it's Pagean roots, Halloween has transformed into the world's biggest fashion show, where undiscovered talents sprung once a year.
Making this a great trend-spotting event.
Willy WonkaLos Angeles Sports Club was kind enough to open their rooftop, decked with bartenders, cabanas, and a concert stage to celebrate the holiday with loyal patrons and fashion professionals, watching the procession three stories up.
Edward SissorhandsJohnny Depp was a constant influence, from Willy Wonka to Edward Sissorhands.
Swiss Miss and Marie AntonietteThe Rocco Eighteenth Century was a classic.
1700's GentlemenParty-goers tip-toeing as kissing booths, Tron characters, people fanning out as peacocks and flashy, mirrored costumes.
The more glamourized the party becomes, the more world-reown it grows.
Three stages on the street. One stage on the rooftop.
A burlseque side show and a DJ/rapper upstairs.
A roving Marvellettes and locally celebrated DJs from the Roosevelt Hotel from Hollywood.
The people wave their freak flag, the more the humanity and generosity came out.
Get your parking early, because this party is only getting bigger.
See you next Halloween!
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