Angels and Demons” New York City Ballet Red Carpet Parade American Ballet Theater has put together a collection of characters, ghosts, mischievous creatures and dark faces of the ballet world this night. Two nights before Halloween, the guests of the "American Ballet" Fall Soiree in New York had the opportunity to combine evening dress with the fantasies of one of America's most colorful fall celebrations. The theme of this year's feast was "Angels and Demons" and from the ballet to the guests' clothes, the game was seen with white and black, good and evil and mythical creatures. At this year's banquet, Cynthia Aribo was also honored for her "extraordinary artistry and service to the performing arts." Irvo, a well-known artist involved in theater, film and music, was present at this event along with figures such as Katie Holmes, Nicky Hilton, Ben Platt and Noah Galvin. Natalie Dybenko, Nicky Hilton and Elizabeth Selser were among the guests who approached "Angel" part of the night in white dresses. Others, by wearing black clothes, hair and face makeup, darker clothes, feathers and theatrical details, coordinate with the atmosphere close to darkness and night and fear and evil, which is the focus of the Halloween celebration. Halloween this year was celebrated on Saturday, October 31 in the United States. Wearing costumes, decorating houses with pumpkins, skeletons and ghosts, having parties and children going from house to house to get candy are some of her best known customs today. The origins of Halloween are generally traced to a mixture of the ancient Irish Sweyn religion and the Christian tradition of the night before All Saints' Day. Irish and Scottish immigrants brought these customs to America in the 19th century, and Halloween gradually became a public celebration in this country regardless of age. The party held on the evening of Thursday, October 29 at Lincoln Center in New York had a Halloween mood; One of the first signs of entering the colorful season of fall and year-end celebrations, before Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years. For this reason, the feast of "Angels and Demons" was not only close to Halloween in terms of time, and its theme also coincided with the atmosphere that fills the streets, shops and parties of New York these days.