PHOTOS: Street style standouts at Knicks championship parade in NYC

Ashiyah Abbott-Walker, who moved to Brooklyn from Toronto eight months ago, wears a shirt she made by hand on her way to the Knicks championship parade.

Tiffany Barber ordered some merch but realized with shipping it wouldn’t arrive in time, so she made her own shirt with eyeshadow to match during the New York Knicks ticker-tape parade in Manhattan.

Rohan Pessoa, of Brooklyn, fashions a custom jersey with his son’s name, listed as “Crue's Dad."

Sophia Riley and her mom, Maria Boss-Riley, wear shirts that Sophia made in preparation for the Knicks parade.

Jerry Greenberg, 86, a lifelong New Yorker and Knicks fan, wears a shirt from True New Yorker for the team's championship parade.

From left, Anthony Bell, of Amityville, and Stacy Pierre-Louis, of Elmont, get ready for the New York Knicks ticker-tape parade in Manhattan.

Ashley Reese gets ready for the New York Knicks ticker-tape parade in Manhattan.

Misha Panda, who got her shirt from Etsy, eats a bagel on her way to the parade.

Vanessa Hill, of the Bronx, attends the Knicks championship parade.

Keenan Lawrence, of Brooklyn, wears Metro-inspired parade attire.

Justin De La Cruz got his shirt from Footlocker as he prepares for the parade.

The Middleton Family gets ready for the parade in style.

Jariel Noel got his shirt from Footlocker.

Adrienne Suriel got her Knicks shirt from Footlocker.

Michelle Simon got her pants from Revolve as she prepares for the parade.

From left, Hashim Amin, of the Jamaica neighborhood of Queens; Touré Thompson, of Brooklyn; Vanessa Hill, of the Bronx; and Keenan Lawrence, of Brooklyn.

Detail of the socks and shoes worn by Vanessa Hill, of the Bronx, at the Knicks championship parade.

Davis Pagan, of Brooklyn, gets ready for the parade.

Father and son Jerry Greenberg, 86, right, and Siba Greenberg, 54, left, dressed in Knicks gear.

Francisca Jimenez shows off Knicks nails.

From left, Brian Madden, Carly De Noia, Shane Murphy and Kevin Lynch show off their Knicks gear.

Freddy Vasquez shows off his Knicks gear.

Francisca Jimenez fashions her Knicks gear at the parade.

Bubba Gump, 5, fashions their Knicks gear for the parade.

Brian Madden fashions his Knicks gear for the parade.

Tony Brock fashion his Knicks gear for fashions his Knicks gear for the parade.

Gregory Fox of Bellmore fashions his Knicks gear for the parade.

Shanelle Blondet arrived at 4:15 a.m. and still did not get an accessible viewing spot.

Bellport residents Victor Morales, Jennifer Morales, Leidy Morales and Victor Morales fashion their Knicks gear for the New York Knicks ticker-tape parade.

From left, Halle Beichert, 4, and her dad Brendan, 38, fashion their Knicks gear for the New York Knicks ticker-tape parade.

Adinah Juliet shows off her Knicks gear.

From left, Gregory Fox of Bellmore, Francisca Jimenez, and Freddy Vasquez, fashion their Knicks gear for the New York Knicks ticker-tape parade.

From left, Lucas McCullon, 9, and his dad Isaiaah McCullon, 38, fashion their Knicks gear for the New York Knicks ticker-tape parade.

Carly De Noia fashions her Knicks gear for the New York Knicks ticker-tape parade.

From left, Gloria Genzali and Edwin Cordova fashion their Knicks gear for the New York Knicks ticker-tape parade.

Janet Hong Smith and her baby fashion their Knicks gear for the New York Knicks ticker-tape parade.

Andre Larochelle fashions her Knicks gear for the New York Knicks ticker-tape parade.

Kyra DeBose fashions her Knicks gear for the New York Knicks ticker-tape parade.

The Hong Smith Family fashion their Knicks gear for the New York Knicks ticker-tape parade.

From left, twins Eli Cruz, 9, Evan Cruz, 9, and sibling Everett Cruz, 8, fashion their Knicks gear for the New York Knicks ticker-tape parade.

Christian Lozada fashions his Knicks gear for the New York Knicks ticker-tape parade.

From left, the Cagdis family, of East Rockaway, New York, and the Schwartz family, of Lynbrook, New York, took the 6:59 a.m. train in and caught a distant view of the Knicks championship parade.

Anissa Holness, of Rockville Centre, New York, on her way home from the Knicks championship parade.

Kevin Lang, left, of Mineola, New York, and Anissa Holness, right, of Rockville Centre, New York, fashion their Knicks gear.

Carolyn Abbey, visiting from West Palm Beach, Florida, whose son AJ Abbey performed at Carnegie Hall the night before, dressed for the Knicks championship parade.

From left, the Peralta, Simplicio and Manuela families, of Suffolk County, New York, on their way home from the Knicks championship parade in New York.

Joe Albanese, of Merrick, New York, a lifelong Knicks fan, strikes "The Brunson" pose at Penn Station.

From left, Philip, Eritrea and Journee Dorcely traveled from Northern Virginia.

Siblings John Grega, left, and Christine Randazzo, right, of Lynbrook, New York, fashion their Knicks gear.

From left, Jake Piskin, Josh Eisner, Jesse Eplan and Anthony Ammerman, friends from Merrick, celebrated the Knicks win.

The Jenkins family, of Lynbrook, New York, on their way back from the parade.

Rogan Sullivan, of Essex, New Jersey, wears a shirt handmade by his sister for the Knicks ticker-tape parade.

The Hattersley family, mother Lexie Hattersley, right, and son Anthony Hattersley, wore orange and blue for the Knicks.

From left, friends Devonte Jones, of Amityville, New York; Alexis Rosa, of Amityville, New York; Jessiah Tavares, of Franklin Square, New York; and Katherine Miranda, of Hicksville, New York, in Penn Station for the Knicks championship parade.

Christopher Custodio, of Garden City, New York, wears an MF Doom shirt he bought a long time ago.

Russell Carraway, of Baldwin, New York, on his way home from the Knicks parade.

The Squire family, from left, Kasia Squire, 48, Reagan Squire, 8, and Rohan Squire, 53, of Plainview, New York, at Penn Station.