Marchers in Manhattan pulled off their shirts Sunday in a push for gender equality.
The GoTopless Day parade was held for the second year in a row.
The event came two days after Women’s Equality Day, marking the day American women earned the right to vote.
It is legal for women to go topless in New York City.
Organizers are pushing for gender equality when it comes to being topless elsewhere in the country, and across the world.
The parade started at 1 p.m. at 58th Street and Eighth Avenue and marched down Broadway.
Parades were also scheduled in other cities, including Chicago, Washington D.C., Miami Beach and Venice Beach, California.
Events included gatherings at beaches from New Hampshire to California.
A group of about 50 women and men were walking topless in the oceanside Los Angeles neighbourhood of Venice, behind a giant, inflatable pink breast that had the phrase “equal topless rights” written on it.