Dissecting Bill Cunningham: "The most stylish, mature woman in Harlem"

 

Cunningham reflects on "the most stylish, mature woman in Harlem" in this week's edition of  "On the Street".  

In a rare style profile piece, our man Cunningham introduces us to a recently passed New Yorker, Evelyn Cunningham, who seems to have been all-around pretty awesome.  

• Mentions of being "no relation" to a black woman: one 
• First mention of something "hard": 0:49 
• Number of conjugations of the word "amaze": two 
• Highbrow references: painter El Greco, sculptor Giacometti 
• Hands like: editrix Diana Vreeland 
• Talents: proportion, balance, color, accessorizing, politics 
• Style specialty: Jackets 
• Preferred shoe: open-toed, kitten heel

Previously: Dissecting Bill Cunningham: The Annual Frederick Law Olmsted Awards Luncheon, hosted by the Women's Committee of the Central Park Conservancy

David Ozanich's second favorite New Yorker is Bill Cunningham. The GLAAD-award winning co-author of the "Likely Story" series of teen-girl books has also written for Lonely Planet and other venues.