There are chapters on dress ("Cashmere neck handkerchiefs are to be preferred … for night riding in the winter"), clubs, touring and "Tricycling for Ladies".
I wore this flowy charcoal silk and lace V-neck handkerchief creation on top and kept the same shoes on.
He had bought a big Fedders air-conditioner, which he was rolling on a dolly behind him at Fulton Street, pausing frequently to swab his head and neck with a handkerchief.
Here, the actress Ashley Greene wears a thigh-skimming coverup with lavender and black heels (and coordinating nail color); the "Smash" actress and singer Katharine McPhee steps out in a funnel-neck coat with handkerchief hemline; and the model Kate Moss looks absolutely luxe in a grand fur over a jersey dress and suede boots.
Mrs. C. wore also a white bodice, cut bias, with Pompadour sleeves, flounced with ruches; low neck, with the inside handkerchief not visible, with white kid gloves.
The 27-year-old bowed his head and pressed it against the dock's inner wooden wall, weeping and clasping his hands behind his neck and clutching a white handkerchief.
The code was—not to strike a man with a handkerchief about his neck.
Neck covering, such as a handkerchief.
Tie a bandana or handkerchief around your neck.
If you need an outfit for a colder setting, try outfit she wears in Dirty Harry- an army cap, green pants, beige shirt, and a yellow handkerchief around her neck.
The clothing worn by workers in each work group was similar and generally consisted of a hat (baseball or cotton, brimmed hat), handkerchief (tied around the neck or hanging from the back of a hat to cover the back of the neck), long sleeved shirt, long pants, and rubber boots.
