There you are, seated at your favorite spot on the subway car, sipping your morning coffee and reading The Post. The train pulls into a station, and new straphangers pile in. You don’t pay much attention, as it’s not your stop. But then you briefly (d’oh) look up and see it. No, not another person reading “Fifty Shades of Gray.” But rather 50 shades of flesh. It’s the annual No Pants Subway Ride, organized by prank collective Improv Everywhere. The ride, now in its 12th year, is held in more than 59 cities and 27 countries. Last year, it drew more than 4,000 New Yorkers of all ages, size and gender. Today, as participants drop trou without shame and enjoy the ride, here’s hoping you do, too.
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“Academy” blazer, $88 at gap.com; shirt, $29.90 at uniqlo.com; Affinitas, “Taylor” panties, $22 at trashydiva.com; “Loyal Heart” heels, $120 at clarksusa.com; Gold Toe socks, $14 at
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Reversible parka, $29.90 at uniqlo.com; Derek Heart jersey, $24 at kohls.com; Panache boy shorts, $28 at herroom.com; Chuck Taylor All Star sneakers, $55 at converse.com; Skull Candy “Lowrider” headphones, $69.95 at amazon.com; socks, $10, and gym bag, $33, both at americanapparel.net
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Sweater, $190 at Topshop, 478 Broadway; Calvin Klein Underwear panties, $26 at Macy’s Herald Square; ELLE “Drew” boots, $99.99, and Sonoma socks, $10, both at kohls.com; beanie, $20 at madbomber.com
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“Kismet” jacket, $115 at cultofindividuality.com; “Valley” sweater, $138 at qinewyork.com; “Charlie” brogues, similar styles available for $110 at clarksusa.com; bloomers, $32 at americanapparel.net; Sir Alistair Rai “Nomad” scarf, $95 at shoplatitude.com; “Emory” gloves, $42 at verloopknits.com
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Rock & Republic jacket, $90, and “Emile” boots, $109.99, both at kohls.com; top, $48 at rubyandjenna.com; Soma briefs, $17 at soma.com; fingerless gloves, $12 at americanapparel.net
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