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Iris Apfel's Number Eight: All Red Everything

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Iris Apfel is a style icon. Regardless of the fact that she 's 94 years old - yes, 94! - she still wears thoughtful and incredibly well put-together outfits with ease. And there 's even a documentary about her! Check out eight of Iris ' best styles here, and stay tuned for part 2 coming soon! Number Eight: All Red Everything. Look at her pop! It takes real guts to wear something this bold. Number Seven: Glasses Game on Point. Iris always wears glasses with round frames. And who can blame her? She looks great! Number Six: Black Velvet. Perhaps she 's channeling David Lynch, but whatever it is, she looks great doing it. That coat calls to mind 101 Dalmations, but Iris is no Cruella De Vil. Number Five: Sunshine Lady. That shirt is bold, but it

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