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Where they traveled and stayed, what fashionable clubs they visited and even how they fought. It is impossible to forget that February 25, 1996, in Central Park, when an up-and-coming John F. Kennedy Jr. snatched the engagement ring that she was wearing from Bessette's finger. Everything in the lives of these lovers was documented, analyzed and judged with the same precision as an FBI investigator studies their cases. With the permission of some facades, the one of the apartment they shared in Tribeca was the most photographed and observed by the press and the paparazzi who prowled its surroundings with the purpose of capturing the couple in one of their many wedding scenes. Carolyn having left her position at Calvin Klein to immerse herself in her new stage as the wife of the Kennedy heir, a distinguished representative of the New York upper class and style successor of her recently deceased mother-in-law, Jackie Kennedy , staying at her home to follow up on her was the the only option for the press to have their images daily. Cover of the book tribute to her. 'Carolyn Bessette Kennedy: A Life in Fashion' (Abams Publishing). Day after day and displaying an impeccable but timid style to imitate, Bessette became a source of inspiration to turn to when dressing exquisitely.
She was not wearing anything too much or anything less, and the 'but' was not written next to her name. As Sokol – the person responsible for Carolyn's signing at Calvin Klein – says in the tribute book that is already in Bahamas Mobile Number List bookstores, CBK: A Life in Fashion (Abrams Publishing), «Carolyn was pretty, but she didn't believe it. "It was obvious that she had a great sense of style and that she stood out from the rest . " That's how it went. To the point that she soon became the muse of the industry for designers and fans, and a goodwill ambassador of a concept that prevailed at that time in the sector and that today is gaining more strength than ever: silent luxury . Something that is also confirmed in this book by the testimonies of renowned names, such as Yohji Yamamoto and Manolo Blahnik, who analyze Bessette's most memorable looks . An example of this are the shirts (both for jeans and at gala dinners), the beige color , monochromaticism that he adored, the Prada coats that he walked through the streets of his city, the minimal dresses that he so confidently defended or the Casual harvesting style. She knew of her influence but she never collaborated with magazines or posed for any.
Accepting that fashion is cyclical and that everything is invented, we recognize its style and imprint on fashion in today's trends. He was a lover of wardrobe basics, of the most sober tones, of quality over quantity and, ultimately, of a wardrobe made to his taste and needs . And of unprecedented naturalness: she never had a stylist, all of her wardrobe was chosen by herself. She demonstrated it on her wedding day, with her wedding dress, a design made of pearl white crepe and without artifice, the hallmark of Narciso Rodriguez, and her makeup, a result that was due to she herself. Unpolluted. Like her taste for wearing clothes, generating influence among women who sought to escape the aesthetic excesses of the previous decade. Sobriety and a cool touch, that's how everything this young woman with blonde hair, affluent from Greenwich and a mother with refined tastes, offered to her peers in the nineties. She was discreet and humble, two traits that the voices in this new book highlight throughout her writing.
She was not wearing anything too much or anything less, and the 'but' was not written next to her name. As Sokol – the person responsible for Carolyn's signing at Calvin Klein – says in the tribute book that is already in Bahamas Mobile Number List bookstores, CBK: A Life in Fashion (Abrams Publishing), «Carolyn was pretty, but she didn't believe it. "It was obvious that she had a great sense of style and that she stood out from the rest . " That's how it went. To the point that she soon became the muse of the industry for designers and fans, and a goodwill ambassador of a concept that prevailed at that time in the sector and that today is gaining more strength than ever: silent luxury . Something that is also confirmed in this book by the testimonies of renowned names, such as Yohji Yamamoto and Manolo Blahnik, who analyze Bessette's most memorable looks . An example of this are the shirts (both for jeans and at gala dinners), the beige color , monochromaticism that he adored, the Prada coats that he walked through the streets of his city, the minimal dresses that he so confidently defended or the Casual harvesting style. She knew of her influence but she never collaborated with magazines or posed for any.
Accepting that fashion is cyclical and that everything is invented, we recognize its style and imprint on fashion in today's trends. He was a lover of wardrobe basics, of the most sober tones, of quality over quantity and, ultimately, of a wardrobe made to his taste and needs . And of unprecedented naturalness: she never had a stylist, all of her wardrobe was chosen by herself. She demonstrated it on her wedding day, with her wedding dress, a design made of pearl white crepe and without artifice, the hallmark of Narciso Rodriguez, and her makeup, a result that was due to she herself. Unpolluted. Like her taste for wearing clothes, generating influence among women who sought to escape the aesthetic excesses of the previous decade. Sobriety and a cool touch, that's how everything this young woman with blonde hair, affluent from Greenwich and a mother with refined tastes, offered to her peers in the nineties. She was discreet and humble, two traits that the voices in this new book highlight throughout her writing.