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Elizabeth Holmes and Nathan Fielder mania has reached lookalike contest levels

The contest turned Washington Square Park into a small sea of blonde buns, black blazers, and very tiny headphones.

Dozens of people gathered in New York City for a look-alike contest featuring Elizabeth Holmes and Nathan Fielder, according to multiple news sources. The event took place in Washington Square Park on a Sunday afternoon, with participants sporting black blazers, blonde buns, and tiny headphones. The contest was organized as the documentary You Can See Everything, which chronicles Fielder's time with Holmes before her prison sentence for fraud, grew in popularity.

Attendees ranged in age, with at least one Holmes impersonator appearing to be under ten years old. The winner of the contest, Joe Sivick and Nicole Travolta, received $50 and a beaded turquoise pouch that reads "Delulu for life" as their prize.

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