Guildhall Yard, London, UK. 25th Sep., 2016. The annual Pearly Kings and Queens & Costermongers harvest festival at the Guildhall in London. Each year on the last Sunday of September, London's Pearly Kings and Queens come together to welcome new season in style with extravagant Smother Suits covered top to toe in sparkly buttons, badge and glitter. Credit: Dinendra Haria/Alamy Live News

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