The Color Pink and Jackie Kennedy

Pink is usually seen as the color of a pretty girl; that is, unless it is contaminated. Mrs. Kennedy was wearing infamous pink strait clothes on the day of her husband 's assassination of John Kennedy. But before this tragic day, the general people had different views on Jackie Kennedy. Known as Jacqueline Lee Bouvier Kennedy, she is seen by many people that she is not politically involved in her husband's presidential election (First Lady Library). Some people think that they do not know anything about the White House.

Jackie Kennedy. The young first lady presents a natural and sophisticated style in a classical minimalist way. Jackie Kennedy mixes American style Parisian fashion and light sports, including boat neck tops, trousers, sleeveless dresses. Her formal clothes lost the noisy appearance of the past, liked beautiful lines and vibrant colors. The museum of Herbert de Givenchy, Audrey Hepburn, has become a symbol of influential fashion. After an ideal curve and a strong female era, she is tall and thin. In the position of her flat shoes and dancers, she relied on the natural elegance of her movie Sabrina and Tiffany's breakfast, creating a young and new look, without luxury decoration.

Page 11-14: November 22, 1963, Dallas, flash back to the husband's state. Jackie is now a famous pink, pillbox, Chanel suit, ready to welcome the masses with her husband John F. Kennedy. When she was holding her husband she separated Jack and told the reporter about the emotional explanation she thought of on the team. When she finished explaining, she taught firmly to reporters that she would not allow him to announce that version. They start over

Lee Harvey Oswald fell in love with Jackie Kennedy. It makes sense. A secret document to date shows that problematic shooter Oswald dated a young Jacqueline Bouvier at college and they talked about their "Camilot" marriage. So when a handsome John F. Kennedy took Jackie off his leg, Oswald was angry with the president to steal his girlfriend and romantic fantasies. As many people doubt, the result of the assassination of John F. Kennedy's president is rather broken hearted rather than politics.