Besides "the originator of street shooting", what other titles does bill cunningham have?

Besides being the originator of street shooting, bill cunningham has another title-"Fashion Historian", also known as "the old man who knows fashion best" in new york. He used his decades to record the streets of new york.

Bill cunningham started shooting street fashion in new york from 1966, and was called "the originator of street shooting". He filmed year after year, rain or shine. During the day, he wore a dark blue fisherman's jacket with khaki pants and rode an old red bicycle, and was stationed at the corner of 57th Street and Fifth Avenue, near Tiffany's jewelry store. Capture passers-by with an old Nikon camera. At night, he still rides his bike to take pictures of high society. His column "On the Street" in The New York Times began at 1978, which is a ukiyo-e painting of new york City and records the entire visual history of new york in recent decades. Because of this, he also has another title-"fashion historian".

Bill cunningham was born in an ordinary family in Boston, USA. /kloc-at the age of 0/9, Cunningham dropped out of Harvard University and moved to Manhattan. Soon after, he worked as a designer in a milliner's company, and then began to engage in the fashion news industry. In the 1960s and 1970s, Cunningham wrote articles for many famous publications, including Women's Wear Daily and Tribune. It was during this period that Cunningham began the road of fashion photography.

Bill has strict standards on fashion discrimination and a knowledge base like a fashion encyclopedia. For him, style has nothing to do with celebrities, money or brands. It's only related to the way clothes are worn. In his view, fashion does not distinguish between high and low, status and class. Bill cunningham believes that every piece of clothing under the lens represents the current social ideas and trends. He doesn't care about fame and fortune at all. When he was awarded the Medal of Arts and Literature by the French Ministry of Culture, he was still wearing his dark blue jacket, waiting in the crowd for the opportunity to make a film.