In addition to clothing, it is his love for culture and art that will leave a long lasting impression. The lack of pants and pantsuits is an indication of his lady-like etiquette in public. All her life, Jackie was a very unique and wonderful in spite of the designer clothes she preferred, was the clothes he was wearing no clothes, they used him. Working with her designer Oleg Cassini, her team and her hairdresser, she founded a mixed picture of her taste in fashion to the new role. Clothing designed for her to describe the modern elegance marked by cleanliness, ease of movement and single-color. After the end of World War II, the socially important women such as Gloria Guinness and Babe Paley had minor differences in their taste in fashion and their limited impact on their secluded world. On the other hand, movies, television and music directed their way into women.
Jackie completely changed that dynamic. He managed to "redeeming fashion Puritan ethic sin," wrote Marilyn Bender and The New York Times (The Beautiful People, 1967). Jackie Kennedy was the perfect size standing at 5 '7 ", a long waist and small chest and weighed about 120-130 kg. According to the book Shelly Branch and Sue Callaway, he supported a neutral tone, Chanel jackets, one-color system, brooches, and on-line skirts. Other classic Jackie Kennedy appears in black blouses and oversized sunglasses, black jacket, and Jack Rogers sandals.
