Visiting New York is a must for the Jackie team. We make it a point to visit the city at least once a year to meet with our favorite designers and get some up close and personal time with the season’s latest trends and textures.

In this season, I have been reminded of who I am without all of the titles that the world gives me.

Being a Jackie woman means that you are a woman of substance who is committed to making a difference.

Don’t miss our tips and tricks for staying busy with loved ones during quarantine. Make the most of this time together.

Read more as Jackie Guest Blogger, Sarah Maingot, discusses the ever relevant topic, “What to Wear When You Don’t Know What to Wear.”

I hope each of you take some time this month to give yourself the biggest gift, grace for the shortcomings of 2019 and a commitment to your goals in 2020.

Learn to care for yourself the way you’d care for others this Christmas season.

We have chosen 7 pieces to add to your husbands wardrobe this Christmas to give him the stylish edge his wardrobe so desperately needs.

At Jackie, we believe it is absolutely essential to consider the ways that your purchases can have purpose this holiday season. 

Christmas is just around the corner and the Jackie girls are already dreaming of what they will find under the tree!

This event allowed us to take a step back and reflect on ways that we can express gratitude moving into the holiday season.

You have seen us explore Nashville, New York and Tampa. It’s time we explore Portland Maine.

Packing Tips from Jackie Stylist & Brand Manager, Lily Cobb

Jackie isn’t the right fit for everyone, but it might be the right fit for you. Learn more about how it works.

This guide will provide tips for you to get the most out of your sweater collection

We strive to go beyond the clothes in the box and create meaningful conversation with women in our immediate and far reaching communities.

Our Styling Team has chosen the top 5 pieces from our Fall Collection that we think your wardrobe simply cannot do without.

I believe that if you take great care of your skin, you don’t need to cover it with makeup everyday.

How can we refer to something which involves the suffering of innocent beings as “ethical?”

You have seen us explore Nashville and New York. It’s time we explore our own backyard