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The Mood Guide to Fabric and Fashion (Non-Fiction) was the most recently released book by Tim Gunn, on September 1st, 2015.

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Tim Gunn Stats: The most read book by Tim Gunn on Book Notification is Tim Gunn's Fashion Bible, a Non-Fiction book. The second most read book is Tim Gunn: A Guide to Quality, Taste Style, a Non-Fiction book.

Below is a complete list of Tim Gunn books in publication and chronological order, broken down by series.

List of Non-Fiction Books in Publication Order

Ranked by popularity, the top non-fiction books are Tim Gunn's Fashion Bible, Tim Gunn: The Natty Professor, and Gunn's Golden Rules.

ReadTitle Avg.YearBook Link
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Tim Gunn: A Guide to Quality, Taste Style (With: Kate Maloney)
2007
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2
Gunn's Golden Rules (With: Ada Calhoun)
2010
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3
Shaken, Not Stirred
2011
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4
6
Tim Gunn's Fashion Bible (With: Ada Calhoun)
2012
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5
Tim Gunn: The Natty Professor
2015
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6
The Mood Guide to Fabric and Fashion (With: Johnny Miller)
2015
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List of Tim Gunn Audio in Publication Order

ReadTitle Avg.YearBook Link
1
Tim Gunn in Conversation with Budd Mishkin
2008
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List of Landmarks Books in Publication Order

Explores mysterious and historical places, blending myth and reality with deep local character stories.

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1
A History of Camp Cory (By: Bo Shoemaker, Mark Dibble)
1970
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2
Virginia State Penitentiary (By: Dale M Brumfield, Evans D. Hopkins)
1970
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3
Old Ninety Six: A History & Guide (By: Robert M. Dunkerly, Eric K. Williams)
2006
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4
The Historic Oakland Cemetery of Atlanta (By: Cathy J. Kaemmerlen)
2007
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5
The Cape Cod Canal (By: J. North Conway)
2008
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6
The Morris Island Lighthouse (By: Douglas W. Bostick)
2008
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7
Washington's Headquarters in Newburgh (By: A J Schneckman)
2008
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8
The Boca Raton Resort & Club (By: Donald Curl)
2008
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9
Historic Plantations of Alabama's Black Belt (By: Jennifer Hale)
2009
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10
Hutzler's (By: Michael J. Lisicky)
2009
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11
Salem's Witch House (By: John Goff)
2009
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12
Birmingham Landmarks (By: Victoria G. Myers)
2009
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13
See Rock City (By: Tim Hollis)
2009
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14
Medfield's Dwight-Derby House (By: Electa Kane Tritsch)
2009
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15
The Jacob Ford Jr. Mansion (By: Jude M. Pfister)
2009
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16
Harzfeld's (By: Joe Boeckholt, Michele Boeckholt)
2009
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17
Cahokia Mounds (By: William Iseminger)
2010
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18
Marshall Field's (By: Gayle Soucek)
2010
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19
Chattanooga Landmarks (By: Jennifer Crutchfield)
2010
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20
Wanamaker's (By: Michael J. Lisicky)
2010
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21
Live! At the Ozark Opry (By: Dan William Peek, Joyce Mace)
2010
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22
Burdine's (By: Seth H. Bramson)
2011
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23
A History of Longfellow's Wayside Inn (By: Brian E. Plumb)
2011
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24
Beacon Street (By: Robert E. Guarino)
2011
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25
Columbia Civil War Landmarks (By: Tom Elmore)
2011
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26
North Carolina's Ocean Fishing Piers (By: Al Baird)
2011
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27
Asheville's Historic Architecture (By: Richard Hansley)
2011
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28
Tales of Bristol Motor Speedway (By: David M. McGee)
2011
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29
The Nogal Mesa (By: Gary Cozzens)
2011
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30
Del Mar (By: Hank Wesch)
2011
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31
6
Clarence Saunders & the Founding of Piggly Wiggly (By: Mike Freeman)
2011
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32
Colorado's Historic Hotels (By: Alexandra Walker Clark)
2011
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33
Monmouth County Historic Landmarks (By: Randall Gabrielan)
2011
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34
Look to Lazarus (By: David Meyers, Beverly Meyers, Elise Meyers Walker)
2011
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35
Toledo's Historic Farmers' Market (By: Trini L. Wenninger)
2011
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36
A History of Chicago's O'Hare Airport (By: Christopher Lynch, Michael Branigan)
2011
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37
Bill Miller's Riviera (By: Tom Austin, Ron Kase)
2011
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38
In Search of Motif No. 1 (By: L.M. Vincent)
2011
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39
Camp Verde (By: Joseph Neal Luther)
2012
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40
Fort Pitt (By: Brady J. Crytzer, Alan Gutchess)
2012
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41
The Jefferson Hotel (By: Paul N. Herbert)
2012
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42
Historic Taverns of Rhode Island (By: Robert A. Geake)
2012
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43
Great Camp Sagamore (By: Beverly Bridger, Alfred Vanderbilt III)
2012
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44
Landmarks & Historic Sites of Long Island (By: Ralph F. Brady)
2012
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45
Weinstock's (By: Annette Kassis)
2012
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46
Rich's (By: Jeff Clemmons)
2012
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47
Baltimore's Bygone Department Stores (By: Michael J. Lisicky)
2012
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48
Paterson Great Falls (By: Marcia Dente, Mayor Lawrence F. Kramer)
2012
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49
The Missoula Mercantile (By: Minie Smith)
2012
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50
The Scribner House of New Albany (By: Anne Frye Caudill, Amanda Dick, Pamela Peters, Carlene Price)
2012
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51
Asbury Park Reborn (By: Joseph G. Bilby, Harry Ziegler)
2012
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52
Landmarks and Monuments of Baton Rouge (By: Hilda S. Krousel)
2012
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53
Schuster's & Gimbels (By: Paul H. Geenen)
2012
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54
The Fantastic Castle of Vineland (By: Patricia A. Martinelli)
2012
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55
A History of White Hall (By: Lashé D. Mullins, Charles K. Mullins)
2012
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56
A History of Cannon Mountain (By: Meghan McCarthy McPhaul)
2012
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57
Strouss' (By: Thomas Welsh, Michael Geltz, Mahoning Valley Historical Society)
2012
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58
The Smithsonian Castle and The Seneca Quarry (By: Garrett Peck, Richard E. Stamm)
2013
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59
Catoctin Furnace (By: Elizabeth Yourtee Anderson, Elizabeth Anderson Comer)
2013
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60
The Sunshine Skyway Bridge (By: Nevin D. Sitler)
2013
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61
Mercy College (By: Eric Martone, Michael Perrota)
2013
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62
A History of Georgia Forts (By: Alejandro M. de Quesada)
2013
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63
Fountain Square and the Genius of Water (By: Gregory Parker Rogers)
2013
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64
Old Country Stores of New Hampshire (By: Bruce D. Heald)
2013
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65
Fort Martin Scott (By: Joseph Luther)
2013
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66
Discovering Richmond Monuments (By: Robert C Layton, Phil Riggan, Paul DiPasquale)
2013
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67
The Philadelphia State Hospital at Byberry (By: J.P. Webster)
2013
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68
Sacred Havens of Brooklyn (By: Terri Cook)
2013
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69
Inside Oregon State Hospital (By: Diane Goeres-Gardner, John Terry)
2013
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70
Toledo's Three Ls (By: Bruce Allen Kopytek)
2013
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71
True Tales of Life & Death at Fort Adams (By: Kathleen Troost-Cramer, Robert J. McCormack)
2013
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72
Inside the Ohio Penetentiary (By: David Meyers, Elise Meyers Walker, James Dailey)
2013
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73
A History & Guide to the Monuments of Chickamauga National Military Park (By: James Ogden, Stacy W. Reaves)
2013
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74
Hallowed Halls of Greater New Orleans (By: Anne Rice, Deborah Burst)
2013
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75
The Enchanted Forest (By: Janet Kusterer, Martha Anne Clark)
2013
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76
Woodward & Lothrop (With: Michael J. Lisicky)
2013
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77
Columbus Indiana's Historic Crump Theatre (By: David Sechrest, Mayor Kristen Brown)
2013
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78
The History of City Market (By: Anthony F. Prinster, Kate Ruland-Thorne)
2013
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79
Historic Rhode Island Farms (By: Robert A. Geake)
2013
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80
On these Promising Shores of the Pacific (By: Ronald Isetti)
2013
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81
Historic Powder Houses of New England (By: Matthew Thomas)
2013
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82
Rhinebeck's Historic Beekman Arms (By: Brian Plumb, Matthew Plumb)
2013
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83
Carson's (By: Gayle Soucek, Ward Miller)
2013
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84
The Covered Bridges of Ashtabula County, Ohio (By: Carl E. Feather)
2014
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85
Norwich in the Gilded Age (By: Patricia F Staley)
2014
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86
Pacific Coast Highway in Los Angeles County (By: Carina Monica Montoya)
2014
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87
Painting the Town Orange (By: Pete Gershon)
2014
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88
A History of South Carolina Lighthouses (By: John Hairr)
2014
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89
A History of Fort Sumter (By: M. Patrick Hendrix)
2014
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90
The Red River Valley in Arkansas (By: Robin Cole-Jett)
2014
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91
Hope & New Orleans (By: Sally Asher)
2014
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92
The Historic Waterfront of Washington, D.C. (By: John R. Wennersten)
2014
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93
Fort Halifax (By: Daniel J. Tortora)
2014
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94
Racine's Horlick Athletic Field (By: Alan R. Karls, Steve Vickers, John Dickert)
2014
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95
Sea Girt Lighthouse (By: Bill Dunn)
2014
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96
Gay Head Lighthouse (By: William Waterway, Wayne C. Wheeler, Timothy Harrison)
2014
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97
Harvey Houses of Texas (By: Rosa Walston Latimer)
2014
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98
Au Sable Point Lighthouse (By: Mikel B. Classen)
2014
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99
The Saco Drive-In (By: Camille M. Smalley)
2014
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100
Fort Adams (By: Kathleen Troost-Cramer, John T. Duchesneau, Rick Nagele)
2014
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101
Space Launch Complex 10 (By: Joseph T. Page II)
2014
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102
A History of the Belknap Mill (By: Carol Anderson)
2014
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103
One-Room Schoolhouses of New Hampshire (By: Bruce D. Heald)
2014
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104
A History of Rock Creek Park (By: Scott Einberger)
2014
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105
The Story of Waterloo Village (By: John R. Giles)
2014
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106
A History of Dupont Circle (By: John DeFerrari, Stephen A Hansen)
2014
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107
Meridian Hill (By: Stephen R. McKevitt)
2014
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108
The Ford-Wyoming Drive-In (By: Karen Dybis)
2014
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109
John A. Brown's, Kerr's & Halliburton's (By: Larry Johnson, Ajax Delvecki)
2014
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110
Shop Pomeroy's First (By: Michael J. Lisicky)
2014
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111
Lost Grand Hotels of Cleveland (By: Michael C. DeAloia)
2014
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112
Windsor Mountain School (By: Roselle Kline Chartock, Governor Deval Patrick)
2014
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113
New Orleans Historic Hotels (By: Paul Oswell)
2014
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114
Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium (By: Eileen Wirth, Carol McCabe)
2014
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115
Historic Colorado Mansions & Castles (By: Linda Wommack)
2014
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116
Historic Homes of Florida's First Coast (By: Mary Atwood, Wayne W. Wood)
2014
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117
Famous-Barr (By: Edna Campos Gravenhorst)
2014
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118
The William Marvy Company of St. Paul (By: Eric Dregni, Curt Brown)
2015
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119
Morris County's Acorn Hall (By: Jude M. Pfister)
2015
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120
New Bedford Mansions (By: Peggi Medeiros)
2015
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121
Marblehead Lighthouse on Lake Erie (By: James Proffitt)
2015
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122
Historic Hotels of Columbus, Ohio (By: Tom Betti, Doreen Uhas Sauer)
2015
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123
Gunfights & Sites in Texas Ranger History (By: Mike Cox)
2015
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124
New Orleans Neighborhoods (By: Maggy Baccinelli)
2015
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125
Brave New Workshop (By: Al Franken, Rob Hubbard)
2015
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126
Lighthouses of Greater Los Angeles (By: Rose Castro-Bran)
2015
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127
Historic Homes of New Albany, Indiana (By: David C. Barksdale, Gregory A. Sekula)
2015
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128
The Great Danbury State Fair (By: Andrea Zimmermann)
2015
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129
Daniels and Fisher (By: Mark A. Barnhouse)
2015
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130
A History of Mormon Landmarks in Utah (By: Andy Weeks)
2015
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131
Crowley's (By: Bruce Allen Kopytek)
2015
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132
Tredegar Iron Works (By: Nathan Vernon Madison)
2015
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133
Faribault Woolen Mill (By: Lisa M. Bolt Simons, Jillian Raye)
2015
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134
Historic Sites & Landmarks of New Smyrna Beach (By: Robert Redd)
2015
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135
Historic Jacksonville Theatre Palaces, Drive-ins and Movie Houses (By: Dorothy K. Fletcher)
2015
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136
Union Station in Denver (By: Rhonda Beck)
2016
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137
Pennsylvania Lighthouses on Lake Erie (By: Eugene H. Ware)
2016
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138
Historic Movie Theaters of Downtown Cleveland (By: Alan F. Dutka)
2016
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139
Inside the Texas Chicken Ranch (By: Jayme Lynn Blaschke)
2016
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140
Woburn High School (By: Susan Ann Bruno Thifault, Theresa M. Christerson)
2016
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141
Sagamore Hill (By: Bill Bleyer)
2016
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142
Railway Palaces of Portland, Oregon (By: Alexander Benjamin Craghead)
2016
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143
Younkers: The Friendly Store (By: Vicki Ingham)
2016
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144
Gainesville Punk (By: Matt Walker)
2016
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145
San Francisco's St. Cecilia Parish (By: Frank Dunnigan)
2016
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146
Kaufmann's (By: Letitia Stuart Savage)
2016
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147
Bamberger's: New Jersey's Greatest Store (By: Michael J. Lisicky)
2016
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148
Frontier Kansas Jails (By: Gerald J. Bayens)
2017
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149
Spanish Missions of Texas (By: Byron Browne)
2017
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150
South Temple Street Landmarks (By: Bim Oliver)
2017
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151
Jacktown (By: Judy Gail Krasnow)
2017
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152
Montgomery's Civil Heritage Trail: A History & Guide (By: Morris Dees, Site Directors, Friends of the Civil Heritage Trail)
2017
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153
The Denver Dry Goods (By: Mark A. Barnhouse)
2017
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154
Galveston Seawall Chronicles (By: Kimber Fountain)
2017
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155
Fire Island Lighthouse (By: Bill Bleyer)
2017
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156
Gillette Castle: A History (By: Erik Ofgang)
2017
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157
Huntsville Textile Mills & Villages (By: Terri L. French)
2017
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158
Legends & Lore of the Texas Capitol (By: Mike Cox)
2017
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159
Pewabic Pottery (By: Cara Catallo)
2017
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160
Perry-Mansfield Performing Arts School & Camp (By: Dagny McKinley)
2017
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161
Shockoe Hill Cemetery (By: Alyson L. Taylor-White)
2017
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162
Excelsior Amusement Park (By: Greg Van Gompel)
2017
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163
Ladies of the Brown: A Women's History of Denver's Most Elegant Hotel
2017
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164
Historic Theaters of Youngstown and the Mahoning Valley (By: Sean T. Posey)
2017
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165
Krauss (By: Edward J. Branley)
2017
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166
Portland’s Historic Eastern Cemetery (By: Ron Romano)
2017
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167
Jordan Marsh (By: Anthony Mitchell Sammarco)
2017
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168
Abraham and Straus: It's Worth a Trip from Anywhere (By: Michael J. Lisicky)
2017
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169
Synagogues of Long Island (By: Ira Poliakoff)
2017
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170
Massachusetts Correctional Institution-Bridgewater (By: Michael J. Maddigan)
2018
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171
Pluto and Lowell Observatory (By: Kevin Schindler, Will Grundy)
2018
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172
Trouble in Lafayette Square (By: John Kelly)
2018
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173
Historic Theaters of New York's Capital District (By: Johnny A. Miller)
2018
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174
Historic Movie Theatres of New Mexico (By: Jeff Berg)
2018
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175
The Newport Bridge (By: James M. Ricci, former Governor Lincoln Chafee)
2018
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176
The Saginaw Trail (By: Leslie K. Pielack)
2018
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177
New York's Original Penn Station (By: Paul M. Kaplan)
2018
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178
Auerbach's (By: Eileen Hallet Stone)
2018
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179
Covered Bridges of Alabama (By: Kelly Kazek, Wil Elrick)
2018
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180
Rockhaven Sanitarium (By: Elisa Jordan)
2018
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181
Colorado's Historic Churches (By: Linda Wommack)
2019
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182
Historic Texas Gyms (By: Jackie McBroom)
2019
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183
Sears in Chicago (By: Val Perry Rendel)
2019
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184
Mississippi Juke Joint Confidential (By: Roger Stolle, Lou Bopp)
2019
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185
Sunset Lodge in Georgetown (By: David Gregg Hodges)
2019
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186
New York City's Hart Island (By: Michael T. Keene)
2019
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187
Brooklyn's Barren Island (By: Miriam Sicherman)
2019
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188
Horne's (By: Letitia Stuart Savage)
2019
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189
The Chicago Water Tower (By: John F. Hogan, Marc Schulman)
2019
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190
The South Carolina State Hospital (By: William Buchheit)
2020
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191
Lost Department Stores of San Francisco (By: Anne Evers Hitz, Leah Garchik - Former Columnist San Francisco Chronicle)
2020
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192
Pemaquid Point Lighthouse (By: Trudy Irene Scee)
2020
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193
Wyoming's Friendly Skies (By: Starley Talbott, Michael E. Kassel, Patty Kessler, Alda Kessler Stewart)
2020
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194
Roosevelt Homes of the Hudson Valley (By: Shannon Butler)
2020
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195
San Diego's Sunset Cliffs Park (By: Kathy Blavatt, Karen Scanlon)
2020
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196
Sandy Hook's Lost Highland Beach Resort (By: Susan Sandlass Gardiner, Rick Geffken)
2020
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197
Thomas Point Shoal Lighthouse (By: David Gendell)
2020
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198
Evergreen Cemetery of Santa Cruz (By: Traci Bliss)
2020
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199
Old Joliet Prison (By: Amy Steidinger)
2020
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Tim Gunn

Tim Gunn is an American author and TV personality. He was an on-air mentor to designers on the TV program Project Runway and his popularity on the show resulted in two spin-off shows Under the Gunn and Tim Gunn’s Guide to Style.

In his book Tim Gunn's Fashion Bible gives a short account of every item in your closet, from gloves to skirts and to everything in between. Between the compelling paragraphs on the evolution of dresses, there are pieces of advice and fashion tips, but that’s not the book's main agenda.

Gunn does a fantastic job of defending the importance of fashion. He argues that “having a limited range of outfits is just like having a limited range of vocabulary.” He further explains that we need to have different clothes for different occasions.

One of the principles he emphasizes throughout the book is that, in the modern world, people dress all the time casually, whether they are going to the grocery store or the airport, and that’s not a good thing. He also explains that Americans' emphasis on wearing what makes us comfortable, even if it makes those around us uncomfortable, is one of our less attractive national attributes.

The book is spiced up with photos throughout to help illustrate the text. Gunn also challenges the modern modelling industry for switching from women models in their 30s with natural curvy bodies in the 1950s to modern-day hyper-skinny teenagers and even pre-teens outfitted for adult women. He also criticizes most of today’s designers for refusing to create clothes meant for anyone over size 12, even when the average size in the US is 14P.

Gunn’s fashion history is interesting, his illustrations are fun, and the fashion advice is quite helpful. But the best part of the book is the author’s random reminiscences. While he’s honest about some trends in America’s fashion industry, he challenges us to think more carefully about our clothing choices and to respect the innovative designers who have significantly shaped our wardrobes.

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Tim Gunn: F.A.Q

What was the first book Tim Gunn wrote?

The first book written by Tim Gunn was Tim Gunn: A Guide to Quality, Taste Style, published in 2007.

What was the most recent book Tim Gunn wrote?

Their most recently released work was The Mood Guide to Fabric and Fashion on September 1st, 2015.

What is the most popular book by Tim Gunn?

Based on the number of readers on Book Notification, the most popular Tim Gunn book is Tim Gunn's Fashion Bible. Here are their most popular books and their average ratings:
  1. Tim Gunn's Fashion Bible (6.00)
  2. Tim Gunn: A Guide to Quality, Taste Style (6.00)

Are there upcoming new books by Tim Gunn?

Tim Gunn does not have any upcoming books with a set publication date within the next few months at this time.

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How many books has Tim Gunn written?

Tim Gunn has written 8 books. 6 Non-Fiction Books, 1 book in the Tim Gunn Audio, 1 book in the Landmarks Series.

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