The Kennedy's next big trip was to Austria. They would visit the great city of Vienna and would meet one of the most famous European leaders, Khruschev. In Vienna, Khruschev, presented JFK with a memorandum, concerning the German policy, the so-called Berlin-Memorandum. However onto Jackie.
The wives of the leaders, Jackie Kennedy and Nina Khruschev were welcomed by cheering crowds. It was unsurprising for Jackie who had already been welcomed with open arms wherever she had been.
One of Jackie's engagements in Vienna was a tour of the Vienna Porcelain Factory. This was her first day in the country as she had landed from France the same day. She wore this time, a Chez Ninon piece. She wore a blue checked suit that was made from wool tweed.
There isn't many moments involving Jackie and fashion in Vienna. This visit was more like a business trip for JFK and Khruschev so they could discuss the crisis in Germany regarding the Berlin Wall.
