Her work has previously appeared in Us Weekly, Brides and MTV News. Jackie Kennedy's pink suit is more than just an outfit — it's a symbol of American history. The two-piece set — sometimes ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, known as "Jackie" dressed in a pink suit which is remembered my many to this day. Jackie refused to take off the blood-splattered suit to send a message to her husband ...

Take a look back at the fascinating true story of the blood-soaked pink suit that former First Lady Jackie Kennedy was wearing when her husband, John F. Kennedy, was assassinated - which has still ...

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’s pink suit was assumed to be a Chanel because ... Most Americans did not know Mrs. Kennedy’s suit was pink until Life magazine published a JFK memorial issue on Nov. 29.

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 emblem ...

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 ...