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Showing posts with label jackie kennedy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jackie kennedy. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
I wanted to buy myself a new pair of sunglasses before my trip but ran out of time. I have a pair of Tom Ford gold aviator sunglasses that still look good but I feel like it's time for a change. I have been debating on a pair of large Jackie O style shades or the new cat eye style. There are so many chic sunglasses on the people in this post that I now want to buy one of everything! Enjoy!
Aerin Lauder in China
Cary Grant
Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany's
Olivia Palermo
Jackie Kennedy Onassis
Grace Kelly
Harper's Bazaar editor Joanna Hillman
Catherine Deneuve in Manon 70
Photo by Vanessa Jackman
Francoise Hardy
GQ editor Madeline Weeks
Jackie Kennedy Onassis
Sofia Coppola in Paris
Robert Redford in Three Days of the Condor
Giovanni Battaglia
Bianca Jagger
Viviana Volpicella
Anna Dello Russo
Catherine Deneuve in Belle du Jour
Photo by Vanessa Jackman
Faye Dunaway and Peter Wolf
Photo by Vanessa Jackman
Charlotte Rampling and Jean Michel Jarre
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Steve McQueen in Persol
Kate Lanphear by The Sartorialist
Yves Saint Laurent and Betty Catroux
Tom Ford
Anna Wintour in her famous Chanel sunglasses. That's all.
Labels: jackie kennedy, sunglasses, tom ford
Monday, December 13, 2010
I watched part of the HGTV special about Christmas at the White House yesterday and couldn't resist posting of these photos of the Kennedy family at Christmas. Some are from the White House years like the tree in the Blue Room in 1961 above and some are from Jackie's life in the 1970's. Enjoy!
Caroline Kennedy enjoying the Blue Room Christmas tree in 1961
White House Christmas 1962
White House Christmas 1962
Kennedy Christmas card of the Blue Room Christmas tree
Kennedy Christmas - December 25, 1962
Kennedy Christmas - December 25, 1962
Caroline and Jackie at Christmas - December 25, 1962
Caroline and Jackie at Christmas 1970
Jackie Onassis Christmas message.
Labels: 1960s, jackie kennedy, kennedy christmas, white house
Thursday, December 2, 2010
"If you produce one book, you will have done something wonderful in your life." - Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
There are not one but two fabulous new books that chronicle the more than two decades that Jackie Kennedy Onassis spent as a book editor. Jackie as Editor: The Literary Life of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis by Greg Lawrence which you can read an excerpt from in the January 2011 issue of Vanity Fair and Reading Jackie: Her Autobiography in Books by William Kuhn. For most of her life, Jackie was defined by the men in her life but it wasn't until she started to work that she really came into her own. Jackie was said to have nurtured her authors, many of whom left Doubleday after her death because they couldn't bear working there without her. I was surprised to learn that she worked with Diana Vreeland on her book Allure which was recently rereleased. Vreeland's grandson, Nicholas Vreeland, remembers Jackie coming over to Diana's apartment to work on it. I can't wait to read both books and see what else she helped to publish!
Diana Vreeland and Jackie Kennedy Onassis
Labels: books, diana vreeland, jackie kennedy
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Whenever I visit Barneys, I love to check out the books on the 9th floor. I came across one book recently that is especially chic. In English it's called Reporting in Style and in French, Collection Privée. Regardless of the name, the photographs by Benno Graziani will speak for themselves. Benno Graziani was one of the founders of Paris Match along with Daniel Filipacchi and Willy Rizzo. He told British Vogue, "Match was our little club. There were no editors meetings because we hardly spent time apart from each other - and it worked! Some editions sold more than two million copies...very quickly we were the best. The worlds press envied us and tried in vain to imitate us." He also became friends with many of his subjects including Jackie Kennedy Onassis who invited him on vacation with her. "She (Jackie) began as a reporter-photographer and led a truly exceptional life, a fairy tale transformed into Greek tragedy. Today she is part of history," Graziani added. "There are people who make history, those who endure it, and those who tell about it. That's me."
Jackie Kennedy and Benno Graziani
Jackie Kennedy, Amalfi 1962
Jackie Kennedy, Ravello, 1962
Jackie Kennedy, Amalfi, 1962
Jackie Kennedy, Amalfi, 1962
Jackie Kennedy and Lee Radziwill, 1962
Jackie Kennedy, Ravello, 1962
Jackie Kennedy, Ravello, 1962
Caroline Kennedy and Jackie Kennedy Onassis, Christmas, 1970
Jackie and Aristotle Onassis, 1970
Gianni Agnelli with Heidi von Salvisberg, 1967
Oleg Cassini with President John F. Kennedy, 1962
Labels: benno graziani, books, jackie kennedy
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