New Orleans celebrates with revelry and parades as the city bids farewell to the Mardi Gras season.
Carnival events are popular for their spectacular and enormous floats, as well as the crafted outfits worn, such as Black masking Indians, whose beaded and bejeweled costumes are topped with feathered headdresses, or paradegoers walking the French Quarter in homemade costumes that capture the unique spirit of the Big Easy.
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New Orleans celebrates with revelry and parades as the city bids farewell to the Mardi Gras season.
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The content is a photo gallery.
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The photo gallery is curated by AP photo editors.
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Black masking Indians wear beaded and bejeweled costumes topped with feathered headdresses.
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Paradegoers walk the French Quarter in homemade costumes.
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Carnival events are popular for their spectacular and enormous floats.
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Carnival events are popular for crafted outfits worn.
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Homemade costumes capture the unique spirit of the Big Easy.
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