Photographer Bill Cunningham democratized fashion by showing ... and from the top down when he chronicled the clothes of the city's social set. Cathy Horyn, critic at-large for New York magazine ...

Bill Cunningham, who dropped out of Harvard to ... He captured models in period clothing to match the eras of Manhattan structural landmarks dating from the 18th century to the 1950s.

Bill Cunningham, the iconic New York Times fashion ... allowing the wearer to change clothes behind the fringe. “His hats were the grand opera of all time,” he told the New York Times in ...

Bill Cunningham and I didn’t share much ... so intent was he on getting the pictures of people wearing clothes well that were his passion, his obsession, his life), it thrilled me that he ...

The memoir that photographer Bill Cunningham left behind — edited ... garment construction by working retail and turning the clothes inside out. And when he launches his business, he persuades ...

He just loves clothes. “Any real photographer ... “They weren’t stylish.†Bill Cunningham New York Zeitgeist Films. Opens March 16 at Film Forum. Cunningham making a ...

For the latter, performances by Liza Minnelli bookended presentations by Oscar de la Renta, Stephen Burrows, Bill Blass ... and personalities were ripe for Cunningham, whom Cleveland remembers ...

Bill Cunningham, the renowned chronicler of fashion ... of his wardrobe from thrift shops or from friends who gave him clothes of dead relatives. “I know I should care more how I look ...

In “The Times of Bill Cunningham,” he speaks briefly ... Ninon “discouraged” Elizabeth Taylor from wearing their clothes.) Cunningham does not speak about the problems with his family ...

In the fascinating and poignant documentary “Bill Cunningham ... would themselves be parading around in the clothes they had judged.” For Cunningham, fashion was a religious vocation, which ...