Milan fashion "Carla Crosta: Scarves from 1966 to 1999" presents silk foulards designed by the Milanese artist. ❋ Unknown (2011)
His wardrobe tended toward navy blazers with foulards and matching silk pocket kerchiefs. ❋ Davis Bunn (2009)
Rassure-toi, Petite, toutes les françaises ne portent pas de foulards Hermès et ne sont pas spécialistes des chignons savamment élaborés… ❋ Unknown (2005)
From one end of the town to the other clotheslines, dining-room chairs, porch rockers and upstairs bedrooms are overflowing with silk foulards, frilled dimities, beribboned and belaced organdies, not to mention the billows of dotted swiss and muslin. ❋ Katharine Reynolds (N/A)
His mother, in one of the most fashionable versions of the season's foulards, sleekly corseted and coifed, was sitting less than ❋ F. Graham [Illustrator] Cootes (N/A)
The pretty women, by this time in the short, gay foulards and in the dressy hats in which they will appear later at the Casino ball, are tripping up and down in the gas-lighted grounds. ❋ Mrs. John M. E. W. Sherwood (N/A)
House, and have been vainly endeavouring to get into some of our hostess's smart gowns; but, alas! they are all too short, so we shall have to be content with our own black foulards. ❋ Cecil Hall (N/A)
She hated foulards with their ugly sprawling patterns. ❋ Edna Ferber (1926)
Then the thirty-four ladies of the Tuesday Club clutched at their gloves and handbags and came to their feet with soft rustlings of new foulards and taffetas and rich old silks, and the President declared the meeting adjourned but trusted that every one would remain for a cup of tea and a social hour. ❋ Ruth Comfort Mitchell (1918)
Them foulards are wonderful durable -- you can't muss 'em. ❋ Zona Gale (1906)
All these silk foulards will be offered as one lot. ❋ Montague Glass (1905)
Abe exclaimed, and then, for the first time since he saw the silk foulards, he remembered Interstate Copper. ❋ Montague Glass (1905)
In ten minutes they were all in the parlour, sixteen in number, the men in full dress, the women in organdies or foulards showing little of arm and neck. ❋ Gertrude Franklin Horn Atherton (1902)
And behind them are coming the two _chabines_, -- golden girls: the twin-sisters who sell silks and threads and foulards; always together, always wearing robes and kerchiefs of similar color, -- so that you can never tell which is Lorrainie and which Édoualise. ❋ Lafcadio Hearn (1877)
In Mortimer's heyday, those charms were conferred by its patrons, and not less by their chum Bill Blass, who swathed his ladies in fox and the witty pinstripes and foulards that were the genteel uniforms of the Uptown set. ❋ By RUTH LA FERLA (2011)
The wedges were wrapped in foulards, the tight, high bandeau dresses were of foulards, the bikini was foulard - it was foulard a-go-go. ❋ Unknown (2011)
It was classic D&G: one theme - in this case those vibrant foulards - used over and over again. ❋ Unknown (2011)
"No," answered the pirate, shaking out a package of foulards; "no, I have paid my expenses." ❋ Eug��ne Sue (1830)
Me:Hey didn't [whats-his-bucket] say he was going to call you back last week?
Other Person: Why,yes he did! One of my friends said she thought she saw him cross the border into Mexico! The foulard! As God as my [witness] I shall hunt him down and [smite] him while he slumbers!!
Me: (in dr.evil-ish tone) Riiiight.. ❋ Allisini The Great (2005)
