Sentence examples for for a headpiece from inspiring English sources

SJP, who of course Instagrammed a shot of her shoes ahead of the event, tapped London milliner Philip Treacy for a headpiece that looked like a crown of bright red flames.

Go for a headpiece and plenty of rings instead of the usual earrings.

Larger, oblong hair clips work well at the mid-to-lower seam of French twists, and jeweled pins clipped on low-swept fronts and among messy curls substitute nicely for a headpiece.

Linda Evangelista's look (center) was the work of the hairstylist Julien d'Ys, who fashioned black silk ribbon into a headpiece for her slick coif.

This vintage lace and red hemp/silk satin gown is the perfect starting point for a dramatic headpiece such as this hemp/silk satin and hand painted butterfly headpiece.

Other highlights of the collection include a replica of the dress Elizabeth Keckley made for Mary Todd Lincoln, photographs of the dresses designed by Ann Lowe for the wedding of John and Jacqueline Kennedy, a headpiece from "The Wiz," and the work of Lillian B. Head who invented, for instance, a hat and purse shaped like the Hyatt Regency and one of its elevators.

1975 Mexico The Queen has long been one for a glamorous headpiece, as this polka-dotted turban attests, and yellow has also been a repeating theme in the royal's wardrobe, though now a softer shade of primrose is favoured over the bold hue shown on her first visit to Mexico.

The first thing the audience saw were hypnotic images of the pregnant star nearly nude except for a gold headpiece and body jewelry, before the queen herself appeared on stage. .

In the exquisite "Green Peacock Helmet," an upturned funnel with a painted-on fan of feathers becomes a headpiece fit for a Mongolian warrior; in "Remains" kitchen tongs bolted to a spine of drain covers suggest a micro-organism or exoskeletal creature.

The noseband, a strap of the bridle that encircles the horse's nose, may be either a cavesson, with a headpiece and rings for attaching a long training rein, or a noseband with a headstrap, only necessary if a standing martingale is used.

For "Mummy", Radu's sorceress mother, a headpiece was cast from Pamela Gordon, which included her shoulders as well.