Sentence examples for headpiece for from inspiring English sources

Gaga, Lady Will wear a piano on her head (actually an Armani-designed headpiece) for her Born This Way Ball tour, kicking off on April 27.

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.

Artifacts abound -- a bandsman's hat and jacket, an elaborate red and gold velvet headpiece for a performing elephant with grabs for showgirls -- bally broads, as they were gallantly termed in the circus -- to use in climbing onto the animals.

"To borrow a phrase from the stylist Simon Foxton, 'There's nothing worse than a jaunty trilby,"' says Fred Butler, an exuberant British accessories designer who got her big break when Lady Gaga's stylist, Nicola Formichetti, commissioned the now-iconic telephone headpiece for the singer's music video last year.

The Roman-born designer was there, having collaborated with Margherita on her white wedding gown, its furbelows set off by a tiara at the ceremony itself — and the same dress in blush pink with a plucked-from-the-field daisy chain headpiece for the evening.

2r: Ornamental headpiece for Luke, with a rectangular base, omitting the base to leave center open for heading.

The pair often designs traditional crowns and headpieces for brides to wear at their weddings.

Ms. Koch's sister, who is a milliner in Beijing, had prepared hats and headpieces for many of the women in attendance.

As well as Gainsbury and Burton there was Katy England, his very first collaborator, a stylist he met in 1994, who became his creative director; and Amie Witton (now Witton-Wallace), who acted as his PR and gatekeeper from 1995. "It was never just like these women worked for Alexander," remembered Philip Treacy, the milliner who made hats and headpieces for McQueen's catwalk shows.

That week, in addition to the bags for Vuitton and Vivier, he was working on a purse for Cartier, jacket ornaments for Margiela, jewelry for Manfred, headpieces for Dior, a feathered alcove for the Hôtel de Crillon, and an exhibit on the subject of time.

Then it just all grew from there, eventually manifesting in all the headpieces for the tour".