The sweater is worked from the bottom-up, with
the back and front pieces worked separately, and
shoulders are joined.
Stitches are picked up along the neckline and the collar
is worked in ribbing.
I-cords are mounted on the vertical line on the front
and back.
Afterwards, stitches are picked up along the opening of
the mid-front and up towards the top of the collar.
The placket is worked in double knitting, together with
these stitches.
Finally, stitches are picked up along the armholes,
and the sleeves are worked from the top to bottom,
after which an i-cord is worked again and joined on the
vertical line at the top of the sleeves.

Inspiration:
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis was a prominent style icon known for her timeless elegance and refined taste. Her fashion sense continues to have a significant influence on designers and
fashion enthusiasts to this day.
In addition to her sophisticated appearance in impeccably tailored suits and dresses, she also embraced a more relaxed, chic aesthetic when she dressed in soft and fashionable knitwear.