TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 2月22日 22時58分

When John F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1963, Lee Radziwill rushed to help her older sister Jackie as the First Lady dealt with her husband’s death. The role was familiar: Radziwill, who died at 85 on Feb. 15, spent much of her life in the shadow of her sister. But that wasn’t her whole story. Known for her role in shaping Jackie’s signature style, Radziwill established herself as a #fashion icon in her own right. She pursued creative ventures ranging from acting to interior design, and for 15 years, she was also a princess—before her divorce from her second husband Prince Stanisław Albrecht Radziwill in 1974. The sisters’ relationship grew strained after Jackie married Aristotle Onassis, whom Radziwill had been involved with earlier. But Radziwill remained a society mainstay, rubbing shoulders with the likes of Andy Warhol and Truman Capote. By the end of her life, Radziwill had cemented a reputation as a trendsetter, a regular attendee at @NYFW（ニューヨークファッションウィーク） and other events. Speaking to @tmagazine in 2013, she said, “If I wasn’t curious, I wouldn’t want to live.” Photograph by Reg Burkett—Express/Hulton Archive/@gettyimages

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