F rom the time Jackie Kennedy first viewed the White House in 1941 as a child she felt more could be done to capture the ...

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

Jackie Kennedy Onassis, born July 28, 1929, served as First Lady of the United States alongside President John F. Kennedy and went on to become an international style icon long after her time in ...

Jacqueline Kennedy (later Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis) or "Jackie" as she was often known, was a style icon for the ages. Her engagement to then-Senator John F. Kennedy Jr. first made the public ...

JFK and Jackie Kennedy's Relationship Timeline Jackie’s effortless style of pillbox hats and tailored separates continues to influence the fashion world today and cemented her as a style icon of ...

Jackie Kennedy was briefly engaged to stockbroker John Husted Jr. in 1952. Little is known about that engagement ring. In 1953, then-Senator John F. Kennedy proposed. The couple later picked out a ...

A Tribute to the 'Magic' of Jackie Kennedy's Life, Legacy, Style 25 Years After Her Death Before purchasing the private estate, Jackie spent her summers living with her first husband John F.

To Jackie Kennedy, appearance was everything. That's why, upon arriving at the White House, she immediately set about redecorating to project a new sense of American style. The Art of Video Games ...

There’s no shortage of iconic Jackie Kennedy images — the pink Chanel suit, the oversized sunglasses the pillbox hat — but her engagement rings may be the most quietly revealing part of her legacy.