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Jackie

The Woman Who
Didn't Want to Dress
Like Jackie Kennedy...

• Coronet Magazine, 1961 •


“They say that half the students attending college look just like the former Jacqueline Bouvier. The other half are men.”

“I run into ‘Jackie Kennedy’ everywhere I go – the bank, supermarket, drugstore, cleaners; it made me feel as if I were going around in circles. The right circles, you might say, but I wanted OUT… I have had it. I just don’t want to look like Jackie Kennedy. The competition is becoming far too keen. This compulsion to look like Jackie Kennedy is a great tribute to our beautiful and intelligent First Lady. But isn’t it making things a bit tough on the President? Will John F. Kennedy go down in history as Jackie Kennedy’s husband?”

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The Woman Who [BR]Didn't Want to Dress[BR] Like Jackie Kennedy...

The Woman Who [BR]Didn't Want to Dress[BR] Like Jackie Kennedy...

The Woman Who [BR]Didn't Want to Dress[BR] Like Jackie Kennedy...

The Woman Who [BR]Didn't Want to Dress[BR] Like Jackie Kennedy...

The Woman Who [BR]Didn't Want to Dress[BR] Like Jackie Kennedy...

Jackie Kennedy fashion influence 1960-1965Jackie Kennedy fashion predominanceJackie Kennedy fashion impact on 1960s America1960s Fashion Markets impacted by Jackie Kennedyfashion sway of Jackie Kennedy clothingfashion prevalence of Jackie Kennedy among 1960s womenfashion authority of Oleg Cassini 1961style preeminence of Jackie Kennedy 1961Jackie Kennedy as sole fashion motivationfashion preeminence of Jackie Kennedy 1961
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