The 2025 Hollywood Christmas Parade in 15 photos

Under the lights of Hollywood Boulevard, the 2025 Hollywood Christmas Parade offered a real nod to nostalgia for fans of the 90s with a mini-reunion of Beverly Hills, 90210. Tori Spelling and Brian Austin Green, once the cult couple Donna Martin and David Silver on screen, reunited on the red carpet in a festive atmosphere, joined by Green's fiancée Sharna Burgess, whileIan Ziering (Steve Sanders) was also among the parade guests. The moment quickly attracted attention and cameras, combining television memories and holiday magic at the heart of an event already packed with stars, with Luke Wilson as grand marshal and a host of celebrities in attendance to celebrate the season.

On the red carpet of the 93rd Annual Hollywood Christmas Parade, Cortney Lofton and Laura McKenzie walk side by side in a very festive atmosphere. Lofton, known as Red Sled Santa and a famous Christmas performer as well as a master craftsman specializing in museum constructions and exhibitions, is dressed as Santa Claus, smiling and waving to the stands as an attraction in his own right. At his side, Laura McKenzie, award-winning TV host and producer, author, and leading figure in travel programming (notably Laura McKenzie's Traveler), displays the warm elegance of a master of ceremonies, taking the time to thank the crowd and pose for the cameras under the lights of Hollywood Boulevard.

On the red carpet of Hollywood Boulevard, two themed cars (including Cars) drive side by side in front of stands packed with people. On the left, a sports convertible covered in wide red, white, and blue stripes moves slowly forward; a man in a light-colored coat, red scarf, and Christmas hat waves to the crowd, while a passenger waves from the open cockpit. On the right, a life-size replica of the blue race car number 43, with large eyes on the windshield, resembles a character from an animated film. Spectators film and applaud under the neon signs.

On the red carpet of the 93rd Hollywood Christmas Parade, Rick Monday, Barbaralee Monday, and James Cash form a smiling and very approachable line amid the holiday lights and decorations. Rick Monday, a former Los Angeles Dodger, walks with a relaxed stride, raising his hand to the stands and responding to cheers with a broad smile. Barbaralee Monday, elegant in a winter-themed outfit, walks alongside him, waving gently, clearly happy to be participating in the event. James Cash completes the scene with a warm demeanor, trading glances and a few words with the audience as they progress together along the route.

This image captures a very science fiction segment of the parade: a troupe of extras dressed as Star Wars characters marching in formation on the red carpet. At the front, several figures in black and white armor, some wearing helmets, advance in coordinated steps like an honor guard. Further back, characters dressed in long dark and red capes brandish lightsabers, pausing for a moment to pose in front of the stands. The avenue is lined with Christmas gifts and decorations, while the legendary facades of Hollywood serve as a backdrop. The atmosphere is a mix of movie spectacle and popular celebration.

At the Hollywood Christmas Parade, Connie Cossio, entrepreneur and president of the animal rescue organization Love Leo Rescue, walks alongside Cesar Millan, famous dog trainer and TV host nicknamed The Dog Whisperer. The two walk in front of the crowded stands, smiling and attentive to the spectators who call out to them. Cossio, radiant in a festive outfit, waves broadly and takes advantage of the parade's showcase to remind people of her commitment to abandoned animals. Millan, relaxed and charismatic, raises his hand in turn, trades a few words with the crowd, and perfectly embodies the warm and unifying spirit of the event.

Two large all-terrain vehicles, covered with garlands and small lights, rolled down the route, transformed into improvised floats. On their roofs, inflatable figurines of elves, gingerbread men, and Christmas trees created a funny little festive town. In the foreground, Scooby-Doo and a person dressed in a brown reindeer costume walk down the red carpet, while a participant in a silver jumpsuit and blue cape waves and dances. The crowd laughs, films, and waves their hands, and fake snow begins to fall, accentuating the joyful and quirky nature of the scene.

Grand Marshal of the 93rd Annual Hollywood Christmas Parade, Luke Wilson walks through the streets of Hollywood with typical Hollywood nonchalance, waving to the crowds lining Hollywood Boulevard. The actor and brotherof Owen Wilson, all smiles, takes the time to make direct contact with the spectators, waving and trading a few words as he passes by, as if turning the parade into a spontaneous gathering. Around him, Christmas decorations, spotlights, and cameras accentuate his central role in the evening. His presence adds a touch of glamour to the event, while remaining warm and accessible, perfectly in keeping with the festive spirit of supporting Toys for Tots.

Close-up of a group of dancers in traditional Korean dress, captured in the middle of a choreographed routine. They wear shimmering hanboks—yellow, blue, pink, and purple—adorned with floral embroidery, with headdresses trimmed with small flowers. Each one unfurls a large bright pink fan edged with feathers, creating a wave of color that fills the frame. Their smiles and synchronized arm movements convey a precise and festive dance, performed for the audience that is a lot behind the barriers. In the background, other dancers continue the tableau on the red carpet, creating a vibrant multicultural scene at the heart of the parade.

Tori Spelling, iconic actress from Beverly Hills, 90210, walked down the runway all smiles, waving enthusiastically to a lot of fans gathered behind the barriers. At her side, Brian Austin Green, a television actor also associated with the cult series, adopted a relaxed demeanor, raising his hand and taking the time to thank the crowd. Sharna Burgess, a professional dancer and choreographer who rose to fame on Dancing with the Stars, adds a touch of glamour as she walks to the beat of the music, posing for the cameras and trading knowing glances with her partners. The line exudes a festive, accessible, and decidedly Hollywood energy.

A giant green ninja turtle balloon dominates the night sky above the parade route. The enormous floating character, held in place by cables, seems to wave to the crowd with one arm raised; its yellow shell and blue headbands are clearly visible under the powerful spotlights. Below, a woman in military uniform walks down the red carpet, flanked by volunteers and participants. The packed bleachers stretch along the street, and stacks of gifts can be seen near the barriers. The Hollywood signs shine in the distance, giving the scene a mix of pop culture and holiday tradition.

Anthony Anderson parades down Hollywood Boulevard with instant charisma, waving to the crowd as if performing live. The actor and comedian, famous for his roles on television and in film, notably as the star of Kangaroo Jack, strides confidently through the parade, all smiles under the spotlights. He repeatedly raises his hand to the packed stands, taking the time to respond to fans and cameras with good-natured energy. His presence brings a touch of laid-back star power to the parade, perfectly in tune with the festive Christmas atmosphere.

On a platform decorated with garlands, several Marines in dress uniform salute the crowd. Their dark jackets with gold buttons, ribbons, and medals, as well as their white caps, stand out sharply against the dark sky. Two of them stood in the foreground, hands raised and smiles visible, while others stood behind the illuminated railing. The vehicle bore a Marine Corps Reserve banner, reminding people of the toy drive, and a green and red Christmas border ran along the platform. The scene conveyed a solemn but warm sense of pride amid the festivities.

Ian Ziering, an actor best known for his television roles and his memorable stint on Beverly Hills, 90210, walks through the streets of the Hollywood Christmas Parade with the ease of a veteran of public events. He moves forward with a steady gait, a genuine smile, and waves to the stands with a broad gesture, clearly happy to be there. His simple but festive outfit fits well with the Christmas atmosphere, as he takes the time to look at the crowd and thank the spectators who cheer him on. Under the spotlights and decorations of Hollywood Boulevard, Ziering exudes a presence that is both nostalgic and warm.

A large Christmas float crosses the stage under a dense shower of white confetti imitating snow. The float is decorated with fake ice, miniature Christmas trees, and gift packages, with a team of stylized reindeer pulling a sleigh at the top. A huge Hollywood Christmas Parade banner stands out on the side, while a film crew follows the procession along the red carpet. The packed stands are almost hidden behind the veil of confetti, and the spotlights add a dramatic touch to the whole scene. Everything exudes the spirit of a grand finale, combining winter wonderland magic with Hollywood glamour.

Marisol Nichols marches in the Hollywood Christmas Parade with warm energy and a genuine sense of connection with the audience. The actress, known for her roles in television and film, walks along with a big smile, taking the time to wave to the stands and respond to fans who call out to her. Her elegant and festive outfit matches the Christmas atmosphere, and her ease in front of the cameras is a reminder of her long experience in the spotlight. Around her, the lights of Hollywood Boulevard, the decorations, and the floats create a spectacular backdrop that amplifies Nichols' presence, both glamorous and accessible.