First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy and Diana, Princess of Wales were women of great importance who lived in the glare of public attention and obsession, generations apart but each exuding glamour and purpose. They dressed perfectly for their dutiful roles, creating indelible and iconic fashion images. Diana was the most photographed woman in all history as she transformed herself into a superstar. Mrs. Kennedy's innate taste and her love of history turned Washington D.C. into Camelot. Her grace under tragedy parallels the charitable works of The People's Princess. Both were extraordinary, and both were fashion and beauty role models for women everywhere.
This paper doll book with commentary by David Wolfe compares the similarities in their wardrobes: the romantic wedding gowns, the smart suits, sophisticated dresses and stunning gowns, all artfully accessorized. Two paper doll figures can be dressed in 25 carefully authenticated fashions worn by Mrs. Kennedy and Her Royal Highness in their historic appearances.
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy and Diana, Princess of Wales were women of great importance who lived in the glare of public attention and obsession, generations apart but each exuding glamour and purpose. They dressed perfect...
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