Never seen so many Charlie Chaplin impersonators in one spot.

Is that Charles Chaplin I see (left side walking behind the couple in front.) It looks so much like him.

Naturally there are changes in styles and office dress codes as the years go by, but this style of dark suits and Derby hats for men and the Gibson girl attire with long skirts and very modest blouses for women was particularly flattering to almost everyone, unlike some of the passing fashions we have seen in these old pictures. Women's office and street clothes of the 1930s were not too becoming to most ladies and of course the late 1960s and '70s were "the wilder, the better". Today's "look" I will not pass judgment on as I know the wearer's comfort surpasses all other reasoning. However, this entire group of people pictured all look very well turned-out.

Viewing this brings understanding of why cities began writing "setback" laws for highrise buildings.

Below is the same view from July of 2016.

Is that a man in public without a hat? What is the world of 1905 coming to?