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bandeau

[ban-doh, ban-doh] / bænˈdoʊ, ˈbæn doʊ /






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She wore a metallic silver floor-length skirt set, and a matching bandeau and blazer designed by Thom Browne.

From BBC May 5, 2025

In one portrait, a woman has her hair pulled back in two coiled braids and sported a bandeau top made up of two fastened leather belts.

From New York Times Jun. 29, 2023

Where sheer fabrics were employed, it was with modesty, for example, over a dark tight, and with a bandeau top of velvet.

From Seattle Times Feb. 26, 2023

Her signature style of a crop top or bandeau top paired with baggy jeans, with long hair partially covering her left eye, is emblematic of her "sweet but street" style and still emulated today.

From Fox News Aug. 25, 2021

Even the fluffy and peroxidized abundance, which came low on the forehead in a quite remarkable bandeau, somehow gave a maturity to her appearance that he had not in the least expected.

From The Sailor by Snaith, J. C.

She remembered, too, that the soldiers wore bandeaux made of toilet paper, such were the shortages.

From The Guardian Apr. 3, 2017

Lenglen likes bandeaux and silks and flounces; the little brown moons under her eyes suggest that she has come to the court without sleep after a night of carnival.

From Time Magazine Archive

Peeresses, for the first time, generally wore flexible diamond-studded bandeaux, instead of the old fashioned tiaras.

From Time Magazine Archive

Peeresses, crowding the gallery, wore again the flexible, diamond-studded bandeaux first introduced last year to replace old-fashioned tiaras.

From Time Magazine Archive

They differed in complexion, some of the newly arrived being delightfully fresh and pink under their starched bandeaux.

From Hilda A Story of Calcutta by Duncan, Sara Jeannette




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