Jackie Kennedy, in her pink dress and pillbox hat, greeting crowds at Dallas Love Field on Nov. 22, 1963.

But if there is a lasting emblem that sums up Nov. 22, 1963, the day America tumbled from youthful idealism to hollow despair, it is Jacqueline Kennedy's rose-pink suit and pillbox hat.

Jackie's outfit was recovered after the episode and placed in a dress box, except for her pink pillbox hat and white gloves. It's believed the hat and gloves were left in the hospital.

But if there is a lasting emblem that sums up Nov. 22, 1963, the day America tumbled from youthful idealism to hollow despair, it is Jacqueline Kennedy’s rose-pink suit and pillbox hat.

50 years later, Jackie Kennedy’s pink suit locked away from view Randi Kaye, CNN 3 minute read ... The whereabouts of the pink pillbox hat remain a mystery. CNN — ...

Jackie Kennedy famously wore her blood-stained pink suit while President Lyndon Johnson was sworn in almost immediately after President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, and the public ...

When costume designer Marion Boyce came upon a yellow Jean Patou hat as a 17 year old, little did she know that decades later it would end up on our TV screens.

The suit became one of Jackie Kennedy’s favorite looks. Jackie wore her pink suit at least six times before the day of her husband’s assassination, including during the couple’s visit to London in ...

But if there is a lasting emblem that sums up Nov. 22, 1963, the day America tumbled from youthful idealism to hollow despair, it is Jacqueline Kennedy’s rose-pink suit and hat.

When Jacqueline Kennedy joined the Dallas presidential motorcade that November morning in 1963, her double-breasted pink suit was meant to be a crowd-pleaser. Instead, it became a blood-soaked ...

Jackie Kennedy's pink suit is one of the most symbolic pieces of clothing in American history. Here's everything to know about the suit she was wearing when JFK was assassinated, including where ...