After decades spent documenting street style for the New York Times, Bill Cunningham passed away yesterday at the age of 87. Most people think of the fashion world, with its unspoken laws and ...

Decades before Instagram and iPhones, Bill Cunningham was the godfather of street-style photography.. The longtime fashion photographer for The New York Times who died Saturday at the age of 87 ...

Bill Cunningham, the New York Times street-style photographer who for decades captured the fashions of everyday New Yorkers with the same zeal that he pursued celebrities and designers, died ...

Bill Cunningham: A Memoir Of Style On All Levels, ... When he wasn't shooting on the street, he was often taking pictures of swank events populated by the city's upper crust.

Bill Cunningham, the New York Times photographer as responsible as anyone for high fashion’s street-style obsession, passed away on Saturday, June 25, at the age of 87.

By now you know we’ve lost Bill Cunningham, and you can read excellent remembrances here, there and everywhere. But we’d be remiss if we didn’t chime in ourselves, because everyone who cares about ...

Remembering Bill Cunningham, the forefather of street style photography and the legend beyond the lens, his contributions and impact in the fashion industry.

So-called “street style” fashion or even Humans of New York would not exist had Cunningham not begun documenting fashion on the streets way back in 1967. His photos tell a story.

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After decades spent documenting street style for the New York Times, Bill Cunningham passed away yesterday at the age of 87. Most people think of the fashion world, with its unspoken laws and ...

Bill Cunningham, The New York Times' universally loved street style photographer, died on Saturday, according to the paper. He was 87. Cunningham was hospitalized last week after suffering a stroke.