Her photogenic beauty led to many images of her appearing in the London society magazines, most notably the TatlerThe Tatler May 1930 ‘Mrs. David Jagger - The Artist’s Wife’The Tatler 23 October 1935 ‘Mr & Mrs. David Jagger at Home in Chelsea’ p.5The Tatler 18 March 1936 ‘Mr & Mrs David Jagger in Cannes’, p.9. 'Kitty' epitomised the roaring twenties in London and she was often compared to the American actress, Tallulah Bankhead. Throughout the decade she was captured by many leading of London’s leading photographers. ‘Kitty’ was a keen amateur golfer who played on major courses in England, Scotland, France and Ireland. She was also a talented amateur artist and a connoisseur of antique furniture. In 1935 she was one of the members who organised a major touring exhibition, ‘Charles Sargeant Jagger - A Memorial Exhibition’ (1935–37).Charles Sargeant Jagger - A Memorial Exhibition’ Exhibition Catalogue 1935 Two portraits of her appeared in her husband’s only London solo exhibition at the J. Leger & Son in 1935.‘Jagger’ J. Leger & Son, Old Bond Street, London W1 (1935) Exhibition Catalogue, Tate Gallery Archive, London In 1940, during the London Blitz she was lucky to survive when an adjoining property to her Chelsea home was destroyed by a bomb.
