Ann Lowe

She had a lot of clients and worked on commissions for well-known stores and boutiques, such as Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue.

In 1950, Lowe opened her own standalone business, Ann Lowe's Gowns.

In 1953, she designed Jacqueline Kennedy's wedding dress.

High society pages applauded the dress, but failed to mention the designer, later being dubbed society's best-kept secret.

It's September 12th, and on this day in 1953, Massachusetts Senator John F. Kennedy married Jacqueline Bouvier at St. Mary's Church in Newport, Rhode Island, in a lavish ceremony attended by more than 800 guests.

Jackie wore an ivory silk gown by designer Anne Lowe, and more than 1,200 guests attended the reception at Hammersmith Farm.

Seven years later, Kennedy would become the youngest person ever elected president.

Surprising fact? A burst water pipe at Anne Lowe's studio days before the wedding ruined the original dress and the bridesmaid's dresses, forcing the team to recreate them just in time.

Also on this day in history, in 1940, the Lesko Cave paintings were discovered.

In 1944, singer Barry White was born.