Thousands of party people took to the streets of Britain on Friday night to mark the start of the party Halloween Weekend.
Revelers on Broad Street, Birmingham, in particular were dressed in extravagant costumes, from the creepy clown and Friday the 13th killer to the skimpy Playboy bunny.
necessarily chose something squid game A nod to the undercover, violent Korean drama Netflix Which has been seen by 142 million homes.
Thousands took to the streets of Birmingham last night to mark the start of the Halloween weekend. Pictured: The budding criminal in an orange jumpsuit is flanked by a woman dressed in white, all with angel wings and a halo, while to her right is a woman with bunny ears and a bow tie in black sheer-to-the-sheer. The waist is fishnet stockings.
While the youth may have gone out on Birmingham’s cool but dry evening, by the early hours of the morning a bank of rain had crawled in from the east to dampen the night.
The mercury dropped to 9C, undoubtedly cooler for even those in less-than-usual clothing, as many opted for barefoot in the brisk West Midlands evening.
West Midlands Police park their mobile prison vans on the streets in anticipation of a wild night out.
These two women may not be in standard issue in West Midlands uniforms, but their costumes brought smiles to many faces as they opted for a more daring crackdown on the police.
Halloween weekend can’t be the same without a pair of terrifying zombies. This woman even brought a zombie teddy-bear with her to send shiver down her spine
In the end Angelique went for some fun fancy dress that was a little less gruesome and probably a lot warmer than the others, though not by much. The woman on the left wore striped black and white socks that passed over her knees, matching the sleeves on her forearm. Meanwhile her friend dressed as an angel, both donating their respective Converse Plisols
Some opted for more flashy fancy dress, with two women wearing police clothes which was not standard issue in the West Midlands Police.
Others stuck with the classic dress of a Playboy girl, all set with a bunny tail and a dress that took the meaning of thigh-high to a whole new level.
A woman decided to mix the theme of a saint in Night of Horrors, dressed as an angel in a white skirt and shimmering floral corset with a fluffy halo, with a few drops of fake blood dripping from her forehead.
Two women with almost completely bare feet, dropping fishnet stockings from waist to waist, surpassed two men in less extravagant dress Friday night
Friday the 13th killer in a blood-stained polo shirt wearing a scary hockey mask holds a knife to his face
Two women here dressed in black, one in silk and the other in faux leather, before heading to a club holding their phones and valuables.
Doctors, assassins and ghostbusters show off their best juggling poses as they wait to head to a Birmingham nightclub.
It was the first time in two years that clubs had Halloween nights as a result of the Covid pandemic.
People took the opportunity to show their broad smiles, although some grimaces were a bit more artificial than others, with a masked woman smiling with a creepy smile and a large blood-stained plastic knife.
Doctors, killers and ghostbusters show off their best creepy poses as they wait to go to a Birmingham nightclub
A man painted his face to look like the Joker from the hit franchise Batman, with red marks from ear to ear
By combining a blood-soaked shirt with a colorful bow tie, ribbon and wig, a couple takes on more of the creepy killer clown
A group of five women and three men came out together in fancy dress, all of whom had at least one pair for Halloween, from devil horns to surgical masks or fake blood smears.
While it wasn’t all about the gruesome and terrifying, as shown by a group of drinkers in more civilized costumes, one woman manages to create a classy version of a monster.
Thousands of young people turn out to party in the West Midlands for Halloween night in Birmingham