Few garments have as much historical relevance as former first lady Jackie Kennedy's pink suit. On the morning of November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy and his wife, Jackie, arrived in ...

Reportedly, the look was one of President Kennedy’s favorites. Therefore, the former first lady wore it several times before that tragic day in November and refused to take it off after he was ...

Although Jackie Kennedy's pink suit is commonly associated with Chanel, the piece wasn't technically crafted by the French label, but was inspired by one of the looks in Coco Chanel's 1961 fall ...

Jackie’s pink suit became the most legendary piece of women’s clothing in American history. She was wearing it 60 years ago, on Nov. 22, 1963, when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated ...

Per the request of her daughter, Caroline Kennedy, Jackie's pink suit cannot be displayed until 2103 so as not to "in any way to dishonor the memory of the late President or cause unnecessary ...

When Jackie Kennedy learned that her husband, Aristotle Onassis, was having an affair with Maria Callas, she did what she knew best – looked the other way. The claim was made by Kiki Feroudi ...

As for JFK, he also opted for a classic look with a black suit jacket with tails and pinstripe trousers. JFK and Jackie Kennedy's Relationship Timeline Jackie’s effortless style of pillbox hats ...

A contact sheet of Jacques Lowe's photographs of Pres. Kennedy Courtesy of the Estate of Jacques Lowe/Rio Blanco Films A new documentary featuring never-before-seen photos of Pres. Kennedy ...

Here, WWD looks back at the rich history behind the outfit and what happened to it after the shooting. Although Jackie Kennedy’s pink suit is commonly associated with Chanel, the piece wasn’t ...

Although Jackie Kennedy’s pink suit is commonly associated with Chanel, the piece wasn’t technically crafted by the French label, but was inspired by one of the looks in Coco Chanel’s 1961 ...