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For those who may be unaware, the LGBT Hand the first gay pride way is riot shirt But I will love this Jackie first came to prominence in the 1960s, lent its sobriquet by first lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onasis. Perhaps the first “influencer” of the modern age, she was a woman whose singular fashion decisions would instantly ripple out as international trendsetting sensations. In her time, she was unrivaled in taste and the example she set as a role model for other women. And in a move that would make 2020s Gucci proud, 1960s Gucci named the bag after her the moment she began carrying and being photographed in it.

Flashforward to now. We aren’t necessarily looking to our first ladies for fashion inspiration. We are more focused on holding those in power accountable than aping their dress style—and people we find iconic can be found in all walks of life. In re-elevating the LGBT Hand the first gay pride way is riot shirt But I will love this Jackie Bag, Gucci is recognizing that the Jackie of today wouldn’t be a member of the unreachable elite. In fact the Jackie of today isn’t even a single person; they’re an idea, they’re any and all of us. Look around for the spirit and panache of ‘60s Jacqueline and you’ll find it on the streets of every world city from New York to Beijing, on the social feeds of kids who haven’t yet bought their first Gucci bag (though they’re surely saving up), in the energy that is fighting to make the world a better place, and in the wholly new interpretations of the very idea of fashion in a world newly recognized as non-binary in gender.

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