Remember Me As Sunshine, a pet memorial company created to honor a beloved pet, offering a meaningful collection of beautifully designed books and keepsakes for anyone who has ever loved a pet.

Handmade using Italian crepe paper dyed with teas, inks, water colors and pastels.

Jacqueline designed a line of 32 memorial products including a collection of biodegradable urns and keepsakes. She also branded, art directed, and photographed this exclusive line for a new memorial business that she created.

During 1989 – 1993 Jacqueline helped rebrand Garnet Hill. During this time Jacqueline created an editorial look, the first of it's kind in the catalog industry, while introducing Garnet Hill to new markets. She created the partnership between Garnet Hill and Leonard’s Antiques to sell exclusive bespoke beds through the catalog and also introduced Jewelry designers and local artisans.

Jacqueline styled, created props, researched herbs for medicinal use, planted and gathered specimens and scouted locations.

Bespoke wedding design

DECORATED DENIM: THE AIDS BENEFIT - 1986

Bringing together the worlds of fashion, music, art and celebrity, Decorated Denim was the first major AIDS benefit held in New York City at a time when the city was reeling from the onset of the epidemic. Barney's Department Store, in collaboration with Levi-Strauss & Co, hosted what would long be remembered as an evening of fantasy and glamour in their newly expanded women's store. Jacqueline was asked to supervise the dressing of all the models and ready them for their runway appearance.

Artists and designers were each asked to decorate or transform a denim jacket; these were modeled and then auctioned off to raise money for the cause. Celebrities and models including Nell Campbell, Peter Allen, Andie MacDowell, The B 52's, Susan Sarandon, and Iman were invited to descend Peter Marino's spectacular spiral staircase, wearing jackets by such artists and designers as Basquiat, Warhol, Robert Mapplethorpe, Peter Max, Paloma Picasso and Jean-Paul Gaultier. Fashion designers outdid themselves to come up with the most outrageous creations. Charity patrons paid up to $5000 to take a turn at modeling. Madonna, a young rising star and early advocate for AIDS action and awareness, modeled a jacket and waved coyly to the audience. Andy Warhol, whose relationship with Barney's was already well established, attended with a camera. 

Excerpts from the above were taken from the Sotheby's 2010 Contemporary Art Catalog.

Jacqueline researched herbs for medicinal use, planted and gathered specimens, styled, created props, was a location scout and casting.

In 1984, already at Condé Nast, Jacqueline was hired as one of the only Americans on an all British staff at Vanity Fair. Tina Brown was tasked with reviving the Magazine, and employed the talented and notorious Michael Roberts as fashion editor. Jacqueline was tasked to assist Mr. Roberts.

 During her time there. She worked with A-list celebrities, photographed by A-list photographers.

Brooke Shields, Tom Cruise, Sophia Loren, David Byrne and Cher were just a few of the celebrities that she styled while working with photographers Helmut Newton, Herb Ritts, Annie Leibovitz, Bruce Weber, Sheila Metzner and Deborah Turbeville among others.

Jacqueline learned at an early age how to manage celebrities and their entourage along with the artistry of some of the best photographers of our time.