Street style: Hollywood Forever's Día de los Muertos

We weaved through calacas of all colors at the city's famed Día de los Muertos to find the celebration's best street style.

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterCarlos Gonzalez, 42, construction worker “In Michoacán, where I’m from, performers wear masks made from wood. This one is papier-mâché—I made it myself. I also made the shell skulls—I painted them and glued pins to the backs.”

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterCarlos Gonzalez, 42, construction worker

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterCarlos Gonzalez, 42, construction worker

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterCarlos Gonzalez, 42, construction worker

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterPatty Bautista, 29, social worker; Claudia Cardenes, 29, ambulance operation manager "We're friends from college. We bought these parasols from eBay—they're from China or something. They got here pretty quick considering!"

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterClaudia Cardenes, 29, ambulance operation manager "I got my face painted by a vendor outside the gates. I tipped her five dollars 'cause it turned out so well."

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterClaudia Cardenes, 29, ambulance operation manager

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterClaudia Cardenes, 29, ambulance operation manager

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterPatty Bautista, 29, social worker "A friend of mine made my costume for me—I saw something similar online and bought the fabric I wanted."

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterPatty Bautista, 29, social worker

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterGabriel Caleca, 18, student "I already had this jacket—I found it a while ago at the Salvation Army and bought it thinking, 'this will come in handy someday.'"

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterGabriel Caleca, 18, student

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterGabriel Caleca, 18, student

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterGabriel Caleca, 18, student

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterBobby Aceves aka Maleficent, 25, tattoo artist; Scott Haverstock aka Sister Odora Flatulotta D’Pew, 42, social worker; Ira Savely aka Alotta Hookah, 35, banker "We're here from Arizona—we're the Grand Canyon chapter of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence. We raise money for all sorts of things: LGBT charities, HIV awareness... our Los Angeles sisters are around here somewhere, they just did an event to raise money for a volunteer fire department."

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterBobby Aceves aka Maleficent, 25, tattoo artist

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterScott Haverstock aka Sister Odora Flatulotta D’Pew, 42, social worker

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterIra Savely aka Alotta Hookah, 35, banker

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterScott Haverstock aka Sister Odora Flatulotta D’Pew, 42, social worker

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterIra Savely aka Alotta Hookah, 35, banker

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterJackie Leguizamo, 36, fashion designer; Javier Leguizamo, 36, graphic designer; Roman Leguizamo, 5, kindergartner "This is our first time here—we made the masks ourselves."

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterRoman Leguizamo, 5, kindergartner "[The celebration] is good I guess. I helped make my mask!"

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterJackie Leguizamo, 36, fashion designer

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterJavier Leguizamo, 36, graphic designer

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterJavier Leguizamo, 36, graphic designer

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterJames Barker, 55, “retired and loving it” "I'm here with my partner, David. We came up from Long Beach; it's our first time. I saw this tie and thought, 'gotta have it.'"

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterJames Barker, 55, “retired and loving it”

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterJames Barker, 55, “retired and loving it”

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterJeshua Viveiros, 22, ballet dancer "I made the jeans myself. I used spray fabric dye and a paintbrush to create the ombre look."

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterJeshua Viveiros, 22, ballet dancer

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterJeshua Viveiros, 22, ballet dancer

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterKate Amundeen, 24, model "I bought the flowers at Michael's and made the headdress myself. I chose to dress up as Frida [Kahlo] because I love her style, and she's a super cool woman with a great story to tell."

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterKate Amundeen, 24, model

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterKate Amundeen, 24, model

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterKate Amundeen, 24, model

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterKweli Walker, 61, electrician and erotica writer "I painted this big smiling mouth because I'm a happy person!"

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterKweli Walker, 61, electrician and erotica writer

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Photograph: Jake Giles NetterStephanie Shaw, 49, painter and textile jewelry-maker "The dress is vintage Mexican. The belt isn't from Mexico... it might be Eastern European, but who cares, it's so awesome! For my jewelry, there's a Mexican wedding necklace, as well as a Tibetan medicine necklace, a Fijian necklace, an African ring—wow, I'm so multicultural!"