"He was a sweet guy, but there was no fooling him when it came to style." When Cunningham was working at The Chicago Tribune’s New York office, photographer ... its street fashion. Bill was ...

Bill Cunningham, a photographer with The New York Times who was beloved for capturing iconic street style in his fashion photographs, died Saturday at 87, the paper confirmed. Cunningham was ...

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.

It’s fair to say Bill Cunningham, who died Saturday at 87, was the original street style photographer, a master who pioneered a new genre of fashion photography that is now ubiquitous.

Bill Cunningham, who dropped out of Harvard to pursue a career making hats for high-society women and later became a roving street fashion photographer for the New York Times, documenting — and ...

Legendary street style photographer Bill Cunningham has died at 87. Cunningham suffered a stroke recently and the New York Times confirmed his death on Saturday. Cunningham documented the ...

The memory of Bill ... Cunningham giggles and cries (twice), he reveals the secrets to his craft and in the process humbly narrates a master class about pioneering the style of spontaneous ...

After decades spent documenting street style for the New York Times, Bill Cunningham passed away ... Though he wasn’t the only photographer to pay attention to street fashion, his commitment ...

Photographer Bill Cunningham, probably the most influential street fashion photographer in the world, died on Saturday in Manhattan, less than a week after suffering a stroke at the age of 87. Until ...

In today’s age of online exhibitionism, the self-effacing, photographic obsessiveness of Bill Cunningham might seem ... “On the Street.” By night he would attend elite affairs and photograph ...

Bill Cunningham, the street-style photographer whose photo essays for The New York Times memorialized trends ranging from fanny packs to Birkin bags, gingham shirts and fluorescent biker shorts ...