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LOS ANGELES -- Thousands descended upon the Pasadena Convention center this weekend,Sport Archives all sharing on thing in common -- their unadulterated love for cats.

Although attendees' pets were banned from the gathering, CatCon LA was a massive celebration for all things cats, featuring the latest cat products, to feline art, awards, and celebrity cat meet-and-greets. CatCon is basically the internet IRL.

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As any gathering ending with the word Con, attendees were decked out on theme, sporting the latest and greatest cat fashion. From fuzzy cat ears and tattoos to full-on cat face paint, here are the best looks from CatCon LA 2017.

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