I nearly collided with The New York Times's Bill Cunningham on Park Avenue this weekend as he shot cyclists making the most of the traffic-free thoroughfare on the last day of NYC's great Summer Streets event. His cornflower blue jacket was to blame. Paired with his pastel plaid shirt, crisp khakis and over-the-shoulder murse (not visible but it's there) the blazer was a style beacon. While he was too focused on snapping the passing parade to comment when asked which biker look worked best ("Oh, I'm too busy to think about that," he told me), I had to give props to the snazzy septuagenarian and turn the camera on him. Pedal-pushers never made it into Sunday Styles (did anyone see them?), which means we need to pedal harder.
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