First Lady of Fashion: A guide to style from Jackie Kennedy
- Oversized sunglasses
- The pillbox hat
- Monochromatic looks
- She was having a really great hair day
- Elbow-length gloves
- The off-the-shoulder trend is still going strong
- Sticking to the basics
- Stylish coats
- Playing with patterns
- Dialing up the contrast
- A bold woman needs a bold cape
- The mature use of bows
- Mystery-chic
- Queen of the waistline
- Keeping up with your decade

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis is known by many names, but is always remembered as a wife, mother, and graceful US First Lady who championed the arts while also embodying a timeless fashion icon. Check out this gallery for a closer look at her chic style and legendary pieces.
Oversized sunglasses

Jackie incorporated these enormous glasses into her standard wardrobe likely for a sense of privacy, but they also lent her an air of understated stardom.
The pillbox hat

Jackie popularized this style of hat, often designed for her specifically by American fashion designers.

She famously wore a pink suit and a pillbox hat on the day her husband was assassinated.
Monochromatic looks

Jackie taught the fashion world that white on white makes a more powerful visual statement than nautical stripes.
She was having a really great hair day

And she knew it.
Elbow-length gloves

The First Lady loved finishing off her formal attire with a pair of long white gloves, which also made an appearance in her more casual outfits as well.
The off-the-shoulder trend is still going strong

She matched the White House's royal guests with ease.
Sticking to the basics

She looks effortlessly chic in a ribbed turtleneck paired with no-frills pants.
Stylish coats

The First Lady had many coats that made a statement while requiring minimal effort on her part. And who doesn't want maximum effect with minimal effort?
Playing with patterns

She could go from sharp presidential looks to playful patterned cocktail dresses without batting an eye.
Dialing up the contrast

By using standout colors or juxtaposing light and dark, Jackie threw outfits together that would be remembered for years after her passing.
A bold woman needs a bold cape

Long or short, plain or patterned, she tried them all.
The mature use of bows

She showed that bows don't have to be left to young girls' ponytails, but that they can be used with class and style.
Mystery-chic

If you ever want to look like a woman who has a great depth beneath her surface, model your outfit after this one.
Queen of the waistline

Endowed with a characteristic slim waist, Jackie knew how to make her wardrobe work for her own shape.
Keeping up with your decade

In her 40s, Jackie was still embracing the times and rocking styles of the '70s.