Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
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Jack And Jackie Kennedy With Boat Original caption: 7/28/1953- Hynannisport, MA: Up with the sail. Senator John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts, Democratic presidential nominee, is shown with his wife, then fiancee, Miss Jacqueline Bouvier, as they adjust the rigging on a small boat in this photo filed June 28th, 1953.
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John and Jacqueline Kennedy on Outing with Their Daughter Original caption: Hyannis Port, Massachusetts: senator John Kennedy holds his daughter Caroline, and his wife Jacqueline carries family cat during their last weekend together 8/28, before the Democratic nominee takes to the road on the Presidential campaign.
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Jacqueline Onassis and Princess Lee Radziwill Original caption: Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy (left) has a smile and a hand-wave for admirers who gathered to catch a glimpse of the U.S. First lady as she entered the home of her sister, Princess Lee Radziwill (right),here March 27th to select a costume for the big event of her three-day London visit lunch with Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace March 28th. Mrs. Kennedy went through her wardrobe March 27th to select a costume for the big event of her three-day London visit lunch with Queen Elizabeth at Bucking ham, Palace March 28th.
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Caroline Kennedy Being Christened Original caption: The scene in St. Patricks Cathedral today as the infant daughter of Senator and Mrs. John F. Kennedy was christened Caroline Bouvweir Kennedy by Archibishop Richard J. Cushing. Left to right are Robert Kennedy, brother of the Father, who acted as Godfather; Mrs. Michael Canfield, holding the baby, who acted as Godmother; Senator John Kennedy of Massachusetts, the Proud Father, and his wife, in background, can be seen Joseph P. Kennedy, father of the Senator and former US Ambassador to England. Mrs. Canfield is sister of Mrs. John Kennedy.
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President and Mrs. Kennedy Leaving Mass Original caption: Arm-in-Arm. Washington: Smiling broadly, President and Mrs. Kennedy leave Holy Trinity Church here after attending Mass today. The Chief Executive later resumed his conferences with British Prime Minister Harold MacMillan.
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Miss Dalloway
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Oh thanks for posting the feature Hanne.Old post Miss Dalloway.. but I see you followed the March Vogue 2009 thread..so you know now that only Hilary Rodham Clinton and Michelle Obama have gotten covers..
All first ladies since Lou Hoover have been featured inside the magazine with the exception of Bess Truman (source) ..
I found your post doing a repost search .. so I hope this isn't a repost..
Miss Jacqueline Bouvier with her sister in Vogue March 1951
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I agree with this except, she was pretty skinny. She was very small and petite and worked hard to stay that way.
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Yes, she was indeed very petite and very disciplined when it came to her eating habits.
In fact this is a very famous picture of her, not only because she was looking gorgeous but also because she was so thin:
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And thanks a lot Bramasole for all the pics! Karma for you!
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^ WOW Jackie_oh that is an amazing picture of Jackie! When and where was it taken? And I think I see the diamond brooch that Carolyn Bessette wore in her hair when she married John jr. attached to the bust of her dress.
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It's from a dinner they hosted in their place in Georgetown, in May, 1954 during Jack's years in the Senate.
Here's another, a small one:
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Her dress is absolutely stunning
And two cute ones from People.com:
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^ That dress was stunning! Thank you for the photos. Were these new ones taken at their house in Georgetown too? And was it called Hickory Hill?
Thank you! They're too cute
Thank you! They're too cute
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^ That dress was stunning! Thank you for the photos. Were these new ones taken at their house in Georgetown too? And was it called Hickory Hill?
Thank you! They're too cute
They had several houses in Georgetown, Hickory Hill was their second house (from late 1955 to 1956), then they sold it to Bobby.
The last ones were taken in the White House.
Here's a pic of Jackie in their last house in Georgetown, in 1959 (then, they moved to the WH)
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I love that pic, Jackie's so beautiful
still.. it's not 2000s skinny, that's what i meant.Dressy Jacqueline Kennedy: A Retrospective (SLIDESHOW)
Posing with guests before a dinner in honor of the President of Peru (left) at the White House on September 19, 1961.
The President and Mrs. Kennedy attend a dinner July 11, 1961 at Mt. Vernon in honor of the President of Pakistan.
At a dinner in honor of the Nobel Prize winners at the White House on April 29, 1962.
President Felix Houphouet-Boigny of the Ivory Coast and his wife, First Lady Jackie Kennedy, and President John F. Kennedy on May 22, 1962 at a White House State Dinner.
Attending a dinner May 11, 1962 in honor of Minister of State for Cultural Affairs of France, Andre Malroux (left).
President John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy attend the premiere of the performance of 'Mr. President' September 25, 1962 in Washington, DC.
Posing with guests before a dinner in honor of the President of Peru (left) at the White House on September 19, 1961.
The President and Mrs. Kennedy attend a dinner July 11, 1961 at Mt. Vernon in honor of the President of Pakistan.
At a dinner in honor of the Nobel Prize winners at the White House on April 29, 1962.
President Felix Houphouet-Boigny of the Ivory Coast and his wife, First Lady Jackie Kennedy, and President John F. Kennedy on May 22, 1962 at a White House State Dinner.
Attending a dinner May 11, 1962 in honor of Minister of State for Cultural Affairs of France, Andre Malroux (left).
President John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy attend the premiere of the performance of 'Mr. President' September 25, 1962 in Washington, DC.
