Jacqueline Bouvier

Jacqueline Bouvier, known as Jackie Kennedy, was a renowned American socialite and the wife of President John F. Kennedy. She became a symbol of grace and style during her husband's presidency from 1961 to 1963. Jacqueline was admired for her elegance, poise, and dedication to arts, culture, and historic preservation. After JFK's assassination, she continued public service and became an influential figure in fashion and philanthropy. Her legacy endures as a symbol of sophistication and resilience, reflecting her significant role in American history and culture.