Jacqueline Bouvier (later Kennedy and then Kennedy Onassis), often referred to as "Jackie," had quite a style progression. In ...

Jackie Kennedy’s Closet: Color-Coded Clothes and Shoes with Lifts to Make Up for One Slightly Shorter Leg. ... As Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis live-in assistant and sometime nanny between 1964 and ...

Few garments have as much historical relevance as former first lady Jackie Kennedy's pink suit. On the morning of November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy and his wife, Jackie, arrived in ...

Jackie Kennedy's pink suit is one of the most symbolic pieces of clothing in American history. Here's everything to know about the suit she was wearing when JFK was assassinated, including where ...

When Jacqueline Kennedy joined the Dallas presidential motorcade that November morning in 1963, her double-breasted pink suit was meant to be a crowd-pleaser. ... “For the next four years, Mrs.

Jackie Kennedy's pink suit, the one worn during JFK's assassination, hasn't been washed or seen since. ... “No, I’m going to leave these clothes on,” she told presidential aides.

Even in the thick of tragedy, Jackie Kennedy was aware of her husband’s legacy. In his new book, “End of Days,” author James Swanson reveals how the first lady knew how she wanted history to ...

CNN reports that Jackie’s daughter, Caroline Kennedy, gave the clothing to the People of the United States in 2003 with the caveat that it would not be publicly displayed for 100 years.

First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, ... The pink outfit has since become one of the most famous articles of clothing in history, but it has been hidden away ever since that fateful day on Nov. 22, 1963.

When Jacqueline Kennedy joined the Dallas presidential motorcade that November morning in 1963, ... "For the next four years, Mrs. Kennedy's clothes will be by Oleg Cassini.