A few days ago, the sheep inadvertently mentioned Jacqueline in the article, and as a result, after reading the comments, everyone was very interested in her?
Yes, that's right, the famous Mrs. Kennedy
In foreign countries, Jacqueline has always been known as a charming woman, but in terms of domestic mainstream aesthetics, many people can't understand where her charm is
To tell the truth, from the appearance alone, Jacqueline is indeed not a stunning beauty, her facial features are not delicate and small, and the shortcomings of the wide eye spacing are also obvious
but! It is such a woman who is not beautiful, and even ridiculed by many people as a green tea, but she is a goddess in the hearts of Americans, and she is still the most beautiful first lady in the hearts of many Americans.
So the question is, she lost the buff bonus of her appearance, with what did she conquer the United States?
The sheep analyzed it carefully and found that Jacqueline did have something...
Targeted girls
To cultivate a so-called successful person, it is likely that the credit of family education is indispensable.
For the education of Jacqueline's family, the sheep wanted to describe it in four words: elitism.
Jacqueline's parents are the traditional elite in Western society.
Her father was a securities broker, her mother was an Olympic equestrian champion, and when Jacqueline was one or two years old, her mother put her on horseback to experience aristocratic education.
Although the family life is good, the parents' feelings are not bad.
From the time Jacqueline had a memory, the quarrel between her parents was an old tradition in their family.
Finally, one day, they were both fed up, so they decided to divorce, and soon after the divorce, Jacqueline's mother married a rich and powerful banker.
Jacqueline herself, on the other hand, was deeply influenced by her mother.
After her parents divorced, Jacqueline lived with her mother and stepfather.
Her mother was an ambitious person who cared about money and power, and the educational philosophy that Jacqueline had instilled in was pretty much the same—
You have to have money, you have status, and you have to live your life with an aura.
Even if Jacqueline herself does not want to, her mother's attitude to life will still affect her invisibly.
When she graduated from college, she set herself a life creed: never be a housewife.
Jacqueline is smart, romantic, and knowledgeable.
In middle school, she studied ballet and ballroom dance, and soon realized her advantages in dance with long necks and long legs. At the same time, she also wrote poetry and paintings, and reveled in classical Romantic literature.
What is rare is that Jacqueline does not have the inaccessible temperament of aristocratic girls.
She has both a calm and elegant conversation, but also a funny and humorous personality, even if she is a prominent figure on campus, she never makes a splash.
Jacqueline has dated a lot of men, but she never stays alone for anyone.
After graduating from college, she joined the newspaper and made a rich second-generation boyfriend.
The boyfriend was tall and handsome, from a good background, and was the dream lover of many girls, but for Jacqueline at that time, such conditions were far from enough.
She didn't have the slightest indecisiveness when it came to breaking up, because she knew that her ambitions wouldn't allow her to stay in such a marriage.
Shortly thereafter, she became acquainted with Kennedy.
Who is Kennedy? It is a famous family in the United States!
Although Kennedy was still a newcomer to politics at that time, running for the Senate, Jacqueline saw him as a man with hope of holding supreme power.
So, even though Kennedy Playboy was famous, Jacqueline still dated him.
In her dealings with Kennedy, she was neither humble nor profane.
Hooking Kennedy tickles the playboy.
At the same time, in order to marry Kennedy, she also spent a lot of effort to win the support of Kennedy's father.
He not only exaggerated his French ancestry, but also worked hard to win the favor of his future father-in-law.
Soon, in the efforts of these two ends, Jacqueline defeated the other competitors.
In 1953, she officially married Kennedy and successfully married into the super magnate.
She also finally took the most promising man in the Senate into her own hands.
To have status, but also to have their own "kingdom"
Marrying Kennedy is only the first step, and more importantly, how to use marriage to enhance your own value.
In 1960, Kennedy defeated Nixon to become president of the United States.
Jacqueline is not willing to be a green leaf, she has an independent personality, and wants to conquer The United States with her husband.
First, start with the house.
On her first day in the White House, she was going to make it the most beautiful house in the world.
She set up a committee that raised millions of dollars to buy old furniture and paintings, turning the White House into a small "museum" that was desirable.
In 1962, she herself led a CBS television host to shoot a tv program that toured the entire White House.
Since then, let the world know the inner face of this mysterious building.
Jacqueline is also politically minded.
She participated in almost all political activities, wrote more than 20,000 letters, and spoke in French, Spanish and Italian before the newly naturalized voters.
She stayed with her husband when he was running for office.
People's love for Kennedy is jacqueline's buff bonus.
She is elegant and intelligent, her temperament is extraordinary, very much in line with the image of the first lady in people's minds, and in meetings with leaders of other countries, she also fully demonstrated her diplomatic talent.
In the United States at that time, no one did not love Jacqueline.
However, an accident in 1963 shattered the Kennedys' ladder as they continued to climb upwards.
That's right, the Kennedy shooting.
After Kennedy was killed, Jacqueline's first instinct was not to hide from the killer, but to rush to the back of the car to retrieve Kennedy's skull.
In the most panicked and helpless moment, she did not show any timidity.
Dressed in a suit stained with Kennedy's blood, she stood in front of reporters and calmly said to the world—
"I'm going to show everybody what the killer did."
Along with Kennedy, there was Jacqueline's dream of power.
But she still endured her emotions and did not show any vulnerability.
She officiated at the funeral with her two children, followed the hearse a little bit from the White House to the church, and then took off the ring and put it next to Kennedy...
She was not shattered.
When the American masses were most flustered, she used her restraint to give strength to everyone.
Americans still like her, but she's not the first lady anymore.
Through marriage, Jacqueline gradually left her by building a "kingdom" for herself.
Even if she already has the hearts and minds of the people and status, she can do whatever she wants.
But she didn't stop there.
In 1968, she married the Greek ship king, who was in her 20s.
Jacqueline is still the calm and realistic woman.
The Ship King was originally her sister's husband-to-be, but was cut off by Jacqueline.
Americans are dissatisfied that their first lady is not only married to a foreign country, but also such an old man, and many people say that Jacqueline is not ashamed and has to rob her sister's husband...
But no matter what others say, Jacqueline has to live according to her own life composition.
She left the kingdom and rebuilt the fortress for herself.
Everyone loves Jacqueline
This is Jacqueline.
Her life was clearly purposeful and calm.
She took herself very seriously, and her marriage was half love and half means.
Some say she's selfish.
But there's no denying that Jacqueline is incredibly good.
Jacqueline's elegance and independence are mesmerizing.
How much did everyone like her at that time?
After she moved into the White House, with the increasing fame, American broadcasters had to add a sentence after forecasting the weather-
"Good night, Mrs. Kennedy, wherever you are."
Her high emotional intelligence and elegant and funny conversation have also made her a weapon of American diplomacy.
De Gaulle, Khrushchev, and others called her "very lovely Mrs. Kennedy."
When Kennedy visited France, people were more curious about Jacqueline than Kennedy himself, so much so that Kennedy joked that he was just a follower who accompanied Jacqueline to France.
In addition, Jacqueline, who likes design and fashion, is also the "fashion vane" of the United States.
People like her political excellence and their taste for her clothes.
Jacqueline was tall and had an exotic face, so she usually wore Greek goddess-style evening dress.
At Kennedy's inaugural party, Jacqueline wore Oleg Cassini's high-end evening dress, which became a sensation in the United States at that time, and this classic evening dress is still talked about today.
In 1961, Kennedy and Jacqueline visited Buckingham Palace.
At that time, the major media in britain and the United States reported a lot on the matter.
The comparison of the queen's and Jacqueline's costumes also became one of the topics of conversation at that time
The evening dress below is hung in the White House, representing the deep imprint of Jacqueline in the 60s.
With her distinctive personality, she showed the world her truest self and was recognized as a fashion leader in the minds of American women in the 1960s
Jacqueline has a clear goal, but she has a sense of proportion.
Whether it was when she was the first lady, after marrying the ship king, or even during the campus period when she was not deeply involved in the world.
She always shows the most indifferent image.
She was not vulnerable, wandering, hesitating.
She was always calm and dazzling.
If you start from family, Jacqueline is indeed a person of self.
But in fact, the sheep admires her, because she always lives in her own trajectory.
From a little girl inspired not to be a housewife, to the first lady that Americans have never forgotten, every step she takes is natural and perfect.
In the first half of her life, she managed herself under the cultivation of her mother, and in the second half of her life, she wrapped herself with knowledge and brain.
In an era when women's voice was far less powerful than it is now, she made "everyone love Jacqueline" a reality.
Status and power should not be the ultimate goal of life.
But at least, Jacqueline got the life she wanted.
In the eyes of the sheep, for many people in this world, truly grasping their own life path may still be a problem...