foulard

How To Use foulard In A Sentence

• It gives a little bling to the foulard and the masculine touch gives it an astute edge. Gina Pell: What To Wear In 2010
• Women, with a large face and tow-coloured hair, were rather stout, and used to cover their head and shoulders with wide foulards and long scarves like our women usually do in winter.
• Mother Vale tosses herself down the stairs when she doesn't get her way at Charlotte's welcome home party, at which Charlotte refuses to put back on her foulard and her glasses.
• There were also elements of sharp tailoring, accessorised with traditional silk foulard snaffle scarves, cashmere striped sweaters and plenty of bling with gilt accessories.
• In fact, the French have an entire vocabulary for differentiating kinds of scarves: foulard for a classic, lightweight silk scarf; é charpe for a thicker wool scarf; and variations on the foulard, like the smaller gavroche and the square carr é . Fashion Ties the Knot
• The silver-haired Louis Nagan, token old queen, completed his outfit with a fabulous foulard and oversized heart-shaped brooch.
• In fact, the French have an entire vocabulary for differentiating kinds of scarves: foulard for a classic, lightweight silk scarf; é charpe for a thicker wool scarf; and variations on the foulard, like the smaller gavroche and the square carr é . Fashion Ties the Knot
• And like every item we custom-craft in Baldoria, each foulard incorporates a truly unique touch - a personal message that appears to be woven right along the edge of the foulard.
• Carla Crosta Silk foulard 1989 by Carla Crosta on show in Milan. What's on Around Europe
• The writer detected a large amount of arsenic in a specimen of cloth known as "Foulard cambric," which had been made into a dress; after wearing the dress a short time severe conjunctivitis was produced, together with nasal catarrh, pharyngitis, and symptoms of gastric irritation. Don't Wear Green Tarletan Dresses - A Dress A Day