Jacqueline Kennedy
Camelot era hostess
Jacqueline Kennedy, born Jacqueline Lee Bouvier, was the wife of President John F.
Kennedy and First Lady of the United States from 1961 until his assassination in 1963.
She became an iconic figure of style and grace, overseeing a celebrated restoration of the White House and cultivating an image of cultural sophistication.
Her composure during her husband's funeral deeply affected the American public.
She later married Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis, becoming known as Jackie O.
Jacqueline Kennedy remains one of the most recognized First Ladies in American history.
- First LadyHead of state's wife
- fashion iconCelebrated arbiter of dress
- eleganceRefined, graceful quality
- motherhoodState of being a female parent
- pillbox hatSmall flat-topped brimless hat
eternal flame · equestrianism · haute couture · Lyndon B. Johnson · widowhood · Aristotle Onassis · Martha's Vineyard · Cape Cod · Cuban Missile Crisis · Parisian style · French language · presidential campaigns · personal letters · cultural diplomacy · Georgetown · Democratic Party · Franklin D. Roosevelt · civil rights movement
- First LadiesMartha Washington, Abigail Adams, Dolley Madison, Mary Todd Lincoln, Eleanor Roosevelt
- KennedysJFK, RFK, Maria Shriver, compound, political dynasty
- 1960sBeatles, Star Trek, Vietnam War, hippie movement, space race
- Assassinationsassassination, assassin, Lincoln assassination, MLK assassination, regicide
- Jewelry Tradejewelers, jewelry designers, goldsmiths, silversmiths, gemologists
Jacqueline KennedyRoseanne Barr
Courtney Love · Snooki · Anna Nicole Smith · Tonya Harding · Amy Winehouse
Jacqueline Kennedydowdy
Unstylish in appearance
unglamorous · Pat Nixon · Barbara Bush · Eleanor Roosevelt · Roseanne Barr
Jacqueline KennedyHillary Clinton
Eleanor Roosevelt · Elizabeth Warren · Nancy Pelosi · Sarah Palin · Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez