Amazing! Jacqueline Even Wore Fake Things?

Celebrities dressed in Shanzhai are no longer new. But in a recent fashion media interview, Karl Lagerfeld pointed out that on the day of Kennedy's assassination, Jacqueline was wearing a classic pink CHANEL suit.

Jacqueline Kennedy's Pink Chanel suit is the most legendary costume in the history of American politics.

On Friday, November 22, 1963, at 12:30 p.m. on Friday, the thirty-fifth president of the United States, John Kennedy, was shot dead by his wife Jacqueline Kennedy and governor John Connelly of Texas in a saloon car passing through Dealey Plaza, Dallas.

President Kennedy was shot in the head and blood stained with his wife Jacqueline's clothes.

At that time, Jacqueline Kennedy was wearing the pink Chanel suit.

Since then, the CHANEL coat with the blood of President Kennedy has become part of history.

After it happened, it had been kept in the national archives. According to the contract between Kennedy's family and Jacqueline's daughter Caroline Kennedy, it can be seen by the public at least after 2103.

President John Kennedy is in Madame.

But this pink suit proved to be a copycat version of Chanel by Carle Karl (Lagerfeld).

This is from a recent fashion interview: French Carine Roitfeld said the first Chanel fashion she saw was the pink suit worn on Mrs. Kennedy on television.

On the other side, Karl Lagerfeld said, "in 1963, this suit was made by an American tailor Oleg Cassini. Although Jacqueline Kennedy has many Chanel suits, her sisters also like this brand, but all of our evidence shows that this pink suit is not Chanel brand." Carle said.

There is a lot of controversy between fashion historians and experts about whether a suit is really Chanel, or even a Wikipedia page.

Justine, author of the biography of Chanel, said: "Jacqueline Kennedy is actually authorized by Chanel, and her life has been replicating Mrs. coco Chanel."

The Chanel clothing that Mrs. Kennedy can buy is bought in a Chez Ninon fashion shop in New York. The Chanel clothing in the shop is not fake or pirated, but it is provided by the Chanel brand of Paris. On the day of November 22, 1963, Mrs. Kennedy wore a pink pink suit, and the fabric, decoration and buttons came from 31 Rue Cambon, made of Chez Ninon.

In the end, this famous pink suit comes from the fashion shop Chez Ninon, or from the designer Oleg Cassini's hand.

But yes, no matter where it came from, Karl is right. It is really not.