‘You can see everything’ look-alike contest takes over Washington Square Park

A Washington Square Park look-alike contest concentrating on the stars of the hit documentary “You Can See Everything” drew large crowds and kooky New York energy Sunday afternoon. Dozens showed up to the iconic Washington Square arch at around 1 p.m. dressed as filmmaker Nathan Fielder and subject of the movie Elizabeth Holmes. The project follows Holmes just over a month before she is set to report to federal prison for defrauding investors in her company Theranos. Contestants donned blonde wigs and stared wide-eyed as they attempted to capture the likeness of Holmes while those portraying Fielder swung headphones around their necks and carried laptops.  “We're getting community together. I feel like a lot of people are isolated —we're on our phones all the time. No one really wants to talk in person, or we're all just like busy people. So, doing an event like this is just getting people together to do something fun,” co-organizer Maddie West said. [caption id="attachment_13787