Thanks for uploading that article. It's interesting that her fashion later in her life because so laidback and almost monochromatic. Of course, she's always been known for being streamlined, but it was, for lack of better way of putting it, rather ornate.
I'm so glad Jackie's finally getting the attention she has long deserved for her editing career. Being I am HUGE Jackie fan, I have read and continue to try to find (and buy), the titles that she edited. I have not been disappointed yet. Her books reflect her interests: art, photography, fashion as well as a diversity of authors on a wide range of subjects. (Yes, I am so getting both books coming out about her editing career.)
And OMG!!!! Jackie edited my most prized coffee table book!! I got My Book of Flowers several years ago because I adore Princess Grace (yes, I have too many favorite style icons). Usually Jackie's books have her name listed somewhere if she edited them, but this one doesn't. Knowing that she edited it just makes me love it that much more.
Back to fashion....I think Jackie perfected the working woman's wardrobe for her editing career. For those of us who will never live the White House fantasy, she revealed how to be practical but still stylish.