When we think of American style icons, there is perhaps no greater example than Jackie Kennedy Onassis.
While she made her mark on the world in many ways, her influence on fashion is undeniable and persists to this day ― from skirt suits and pillbox hats to shift dresses and oversized sunglasses.
In honor of her birthday on July 28, we’ve rounded up more than 100 photos that capture the former first lady’s style evolution from New York socialite to political wife to international jet-setter to book editor.
1948
Portrait of Jacqueline Lee Bouvier at age 18.
1951
Sisters Jacqueline and Caroline Lee Bouvier return from travels in Europe.
1951
Portrait of the Bouvier sisters.
1953
Bouvier and her fiancé, Sen. John Kennedy, play tennis at Hyannis Port.
1953
The couple sits in the sunshine in Hyannis Port a few months before their wedding.
1953
Bridal portrait of Bouvier in her Ann Lowe wedding dress.
1954
Kennedy walks the catwalk as she models a French designer dress, gloves and hat at the annual April in Paris ball at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City.
1954
Kennedy and her sister attend the Franco-American Ball at the Waldorf Astoria.
1955
Kennedy wears a striped wool sweater alongside her sister.
1956
Five Kennedy women at a party.
1957
Kennedy sits at the April in Paris ball.
1958
The Kennedys at home with their 4-month-old daughter, Caroline.
1960
The Kennedys pose on the day he announced his presidential run.
1960
The Kennedys relax at their summer home.
1960
The Kennedys sit in a car at Idlewild Airport.
1960
Kennedy holds up a newspaper with a picture of her husband during the presidential campaign.
1960
Kennedy poses at her Georgetown home.
1960
The Kennedys make an appearance on the morning after Election Day.
1961
The Kennedys at his presidential inauguration.
1961
The Kennedys leave the White House to attend a series of inaugural balls.
1961
Kennedy walks with Royal Canadian Mounted Police Commissioner Clifford Harvison during a state visit to Canada.
1961
Kennedy attends a reception in Ottawa.
1961
Kennedy smiles during a state visit to France at the Palais de l'Elysee.
1961
The Kennedys leave the French Foreign Ministry for a reception in Paris.
1961
Kennedy tours the Acropolis in Athens, Greece.
1961
The Kennedys attend a dinner at Mt. Vernon in honor of the president of Pakistan.
1961
The Kennedys attend an event at Buckingham Palace with Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip.
1961
The Kennedys before a dinner in honor of the president of Peru at the White House.
1961
The Kennedys arrive on Air Force One for a tour of Latin America.
1962
Kennedy takes center stage in Mexico City alongside her husband and President Adolfo Mateos.
1962
Kennedy visits the Taj Mahal.
1962
Kennedy walks during a visit with the Maharaja of Mewar.
1962
Kennedy visits the garden of the prime minister of India's residence.
1962
The Kennedys attend a dinner in honor of the Shah and Empress of Iran at the White House.
1962
The Kennedys attend a dinner for President Houphouet-Boigny of the Ivory Coast at the White House.
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