Remember when Jackie Kennedy attended her husband’s presidential inauguration with a perfect egg-shaped pillbox hat perched atop her head? That’s because it was meant to be unmissable.

The pillbox hat became especially popular in the early 1960s, made famous by American first lady Jackie Kennedy who wore one, by American fashion designer Halston, to her husband's inauguration.

“While standing there, I was handed Jackie’s pillbox hat,” Mary Gallagher, the first lady’s personal secretary, wrote in her memoir “My Life With Jacqueline Kennedy.” “I could almost ...

with strands of Kennedy's hair caught beneath the hat pin. "While standing there I was handed Jackie's pillbox hat," Mary Gallagher, the first lady's personal secretary, wrote in her memoir.

Simple black layers got the patented Jackie Kennedy spin when she styled them ... a darling mini purse, and a black pillbox hat. For a day out on the water, Jackie mastered monochromatism and ...

"While standing there, I was handed Jackie's pillbox hat," Mary Gallagher, the first lady's personal secretary, wrote in her memoir "My Life With Jacqueline Kennedy." "I could almost visualize her ...

Jackie was wearing the pink suit, along with a matching pink pillbox hat, a pair of white gloves and a pair of stockings at the moment when President Kennedy was shot and killed while riding in ...