As is tradition here at FH, this past Saturday, we had our annual Halloween gala and costume contest. With Covid still an issue, vaccinations were or course still mandator for all participants. Masks were also required, except for when official portraits were taken for the contest. Social distancing was encouraged, but with a room filled of hot, mostly naked men, we quickly gave up trying to enforce it. We did reduce the numbers, and sadly, spectators were not allowed at this years bash, but thanks to FH, some of the best and most creative non-costumes are featured here.
If you missed on our previous costume Parades check them out here:
Angel
Just call him Angel of the evening darlin. The hottie in white above was a little shy to actually come inside, I guess the heavenly hunk was really into character, worried he not remain chaste if he came inside. That didn't stop the judges from going outside to ruffle his feathers.
Onesie guy comes every year, looking cute, but uninspired, wearing the Batman oneside each and every year. This year however, his lowered zipper position, finally put him into the finals!
Michael from Entertain Me took last's years FH Dracula theme to new heights by only wearing a cross and red cape. We did however have to ask the Count to leave a little early after complaints of the bloody mess he keep leaving in the men's room.
Who had more clowns in them, the car or Paul Cassidy? I'm guessing by Paul's generous costume rip, it was a close race.
There were several Mario's at this years event, some, (Chris Pratt) didn't quite have what it takes to make the final cut. The Mario above though, knew exactly how best to manage his mushroom... Mamma Mia!
Webbed
There are always lots of hot men from Marvel and DC in attendance, in and out of their tights. Two of the judges favorites were a man of steal, with an especially impressive tool of power. We also loved our Captain America, (shot by Justin) who left the costume at home and arrived with only his shield.
Web Heads
Both of this year's Web Head finalists knew exactly how to present their costumes to the judges. Sir Alexander (above) simply assumed the position. Logan, (below) insisted we all lay on the floor and judge him from a very specific angle.
Although it was a tough decision, by just one vote, the Castro Gemello's took first prize at this year's event. Although a few of judges though their 'lack' of costume lost them points, their placement of blood pushed them to the edge.
As always, after the main costume contest, we hold our FH group competition. There were fewer groups this year, but still, three handfuls of hunks stood out.
The Winner this year, hands down was the group below. Blending Halloween, with the witch and imagery from The Wizard of Oz was a winning combination, and Toto was well trained and pretty darned adorable!
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