The most fashionable first lady

If we want to select a fashion lady who is most influential and representative in last century, Jacqueline Kennedy is undoubtedly the most suitable person. She left a deep impression on us in the American history. She was not only a beloved wife of American president John Kennedy but also had an insuperable statue in the fashion industry.

Jacqueline was born in a rich family in American. She owned beautiful garden, favorite horse and book since she was born. And she was deeply influenced by Audrey Hepburn and Chanel when she was still a little girl.

From the early times when she took part in the campaign along with her husband Kennedy, her elegant evening dress, white gloves, hat and bag became a classical picture of her. Each time, her pretty appearance became focus of people all over the world. As first lady of American, it was a critical question to make her complicate dressing stand out in the campaign. Jacqueline knew exactly to build her stunning style by using lots of pearl and retro ornaments.

She was beloved by people as a first lady, especially women who modeled her, learning her manners, speech, behavior and evening her dressing. Her each word, manner and dressing detail left us with an endless aftertaste. She had her own view on dressing, which successfully advocated the fashion trend of America. After half a century, Edith Head, the Hollywood notable fashion designer, said she was a best dresser in the history. Editor-in-chief of the Fashion magazine said Jacqueline brought taste and elegance to the White House and even America.

No matter how life changes, people’s pursuit of fashion remains unchanged. She lost her husband at the age of 34, and then she married Aristotle Sokratis Onassis, a Greek shipping tycoon who was as rich as a country. From then on, a new dawn came to her life. And the fans imitated her new image: extravagant jewels, symbolic sunglasses and luxurious evening dress of Gipsy style.

Of course, Jacqueline had to thanks her good friend and designer Oleg Cassini who helped build up her icon image. In the autumn of 1960, Jacqueline asked Cassini to make an original closet of the first lady for her. Since then, many of her style made by Cassini went down to posterity and became classical style in the fashion history. Including the light yellow brown coat and evening dress she wore on Inauguration Day. Since Cassini’s successful design for the first lady, there had been no design work that could compete with his early design. In the recent one or two years, a nostalgic wind waved in the fashion industry, leading to the reappearance of Jacqueline’s knee-high suit skirt, turndown collar cost, sleeveless A shape Simple Prom Dresses gloves and cap with a flat circular top.

Jacqueline left a deep impression on people at her times. She showed others her real charming of vivid character. Times has passed, but her beauty still remains in our heart. She is still worthy of imitation for the fashion industry.