Fashion for everyone

The back of Christina's backwards outfit, which consisted of a mask tied on the back of her head, and all of her clothes worn backwards

Even though we get dressed up in absurd outfits at least once a week, it's only socially acceptable once a year, and we make it a priority to take full advantage of it. For Halloween Eve, I got to wear my Martin Margiela diamond top while I rode the subway, and for once barely even received a single glance--who cares when there is a sea of scantily clad witch-wenches and sexy nurses to stare at? Christina however had the best outfit of the entire night, evoking multiple terrified screams from startled strangers who were truly terrified. Wearing a mask on the back of her head, and all of her hair bunched in a ponytail in front of her face, she went as a backwards girl, freaking everybody out when she ran, ordered a drink, or walked up the stairs "backwards." I don't think I've had so much fun at Halloween since I was of trick-or-treating age. Here are couple of pictures that our friend Tony (who was dressed as a character from The Might Boosh) captured of our night at TriBeCa Grand.

The front of the outfit, with all of her hair bunched in a ponytail over her face

Tony went as a character from The Mighty Boosh, wearing a wig he made out of a mop

More scary posing in the backwards outfit

Christina's boyfriend James (who was wearing our Shark Attack costumes) wasn't too excited when we tried to force him to make out with Christina's freaky other half

This guy had another amazing outfit, a bodysuit and headpiece covered entirely in Christmas lights!

I got to wear my Martin Margiela diamond top again, and Rocky dressed as a member of KISS

Me and Jimmy, who was dressed last minute as Kurt Cobain, using one of my old 66Sick wigs

Christina with Chet, who was dressed as a Day of The Dead style Matador