In today’s episode, we dive into Tim Gunn's "Fashion Bible", a captivating exploration of Western fashion, particularly American style. Together, we trace the fascinating evolution of wardrobe staples like jeans, dresses, T-shirts, and underwear, uncovering their origins, cultural significance, and enduring impact. You’ll also hear practical tips on choosing styles and building a versatile wardrobe to develop an informed, confident personal style. Timothy MacKenzie Gunn, a renowned American author, academic, and television personality, is best known for his influential work in fashion. A former faculty member at Parsons School of Design (1982–2007) and chair of its Fashion Design department (2000–2007), Tim later became the chief creative officer at Liz Claiborne. Through engaging historical examples, we examine how fashion intersects with societal, cultural, historical, economic, and political forces, revealing how clothing reflects and shapes social values and power dynamics. Join us for a thought-provoking journey through the rich history and deeper meaning of the garments we wear every day.

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