All the fabulous people we saw celebrating New Year’s Eve in Detroit

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Peace out, 2019. It's been real... really weird. The year 2019 saw 30 to 50 feral hogs, vape nation, impeachment inquiries, and the rise of whatever TikTok is, and Detroit knew just how to properly put that shit in the rearview: party. Across the city, New Year's Eve parties raged on. From intimate dinners to lavish blowouts to '90s themed dance parties to vinyl-spinning shindigs, Detroit rang in 2020 in style.

12/31/2019

Photos by Lizz Wilkinson

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