In the final telling, Jackie had all of these things: taste, responsibility, endurance, and most especially courage. The courage to move beyond the tragedies that fate placed in front of her; the courage to raise her children simply and well; and the courage, finally, to live her life as she saw fit — intelligently, gracefully, even whimsically — putting society’s and others’ expectations of her aside. Through it all, she took her own measure and listened to her own inner reason.
— Jackie Style
President John F. Kennedy, French President Charles De Gaulle, Jacqueline Kennedy and others posing for media during Kennedy visit to Paris, France in June 1961.
By Paul Schutzer.
Jackie takes her poodle for a walk in the early 1950’s. I believe she named her poodle Gaullie (after Charles de Gaulle).
♥ JFK greets the nation on the morning after Election Day with his pregnant wife by his side ~ Nov 10, 1960 ♥
One day and one year after the assassination of President Kennedy and just two months after they moved to New York, the widowed First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy took her children, Caroline, 6, and John, 4, to see Hello Dolly! Not long afterwards, her brother-in-law, the former Attorney-General and the newly-elected U.S. Senator from New York, Robert F. Kennedy came to see it, and went backstage to meet Carol Channing, to tell her how much he enjoyed the show.
(source: carlanthony blog)
Jackie Kennedy, wife of President Kennedy, wears a white lace mantilla, while John F. Kennedy Jr. goes without shoes, as they leave the home of the President’s father, where the first family attended a private family mass in the morning.
