<p><b>“We all get dressed for Bill.” - Anna Wintour, <i>Vogue</i> editor-in-chief</b></p><p>Unassuming and unpretentious, cycling through the streets of Manhattan with his battered Nikon camera, 80-year-old Bill Cunningham doesn't exactly look like someone to hold the fashion world in thrall. Yet every week his columns in the <i>New York Times </i>are pored over by fashion leaders.</p><p><i>Bill Cunningham New York</i> is a profile of an independent, humble and intensely private individual - untouched by the affectations of the fashion world that adores him, and deeply obsessed with practicing his own unique brand of cultural anthropology.</p>