foulard

IPA: fˈaʊɫɝd

Examples of "foulard" in Sentences

Fabio leans in conspiratorially, adjusting his silk foulard.
Carla Crosta Silk foulard 1989 by Carla Crosta on show in Milan.
It gives a little bling to the foulard and the masculine touch gives it an astute edge.
When you meet a chateau owner in Bordeaux, his hands are smooth and he's wearing a foulard.
Rule #1: Learn how to tie a scarf because a silk foulard has adorned the necks of the loveliest ladies throughout history.
They saw a plain figure dressed in a pink silk of the kind that is tempered by the word "foulard," and a plain face that wore a look of love of life that the queens envied.
The star at our table was Aubert de Villaine, the 71-year-old proprietor of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, one of the few Burgundian vignerons who probably wears a foulard from time to time.
Cendall was a very fine, thin silk fit for summer wear, resembling what is now called foulard; say was the coarsest and cheapest sort of silk, and was used for upholstery as well as clothing.
Yet with the economic disparities, immigration issues, higher unemployment and Sarkozy the hardliner president enforcing the ban on women/girls wearing the 'foulard' scarf in the workplace or school who knows?
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 .