tiara

1 After all, if there’s no audience to play for, these toddlers just might be inspired to put their tiaras away.

2 In an early scene, we see her playing a lethal game of chess with an aged king while wearing nothing but a tiara and a sequin-trimmed mini-robe.

3 Each night the audience will decide who wins the bouquet and tiara.

4 There was Etta’s long blue crêpe de chine evening dress and some white pumps and a rhinestone tiara for her hair.

5 Some of the entries were so porny-sounding that the Empress had to dab repeatedly at her tiara — even when the story turned out to be about slipping a Visa into the card-reading machine.

6 “And,” she continued, “there’s a shiny thing sparkling on the path just along there. I’ll thank you to go and pick it up and bring it to me. Somebody’s dropped their tiara, perhaps.”

7 Those are just a few of the SNL alums who tried to fill the queen’s tiara.

8 A little girl drifted behind her mother, her arms overflowing with princess dresses, glass slippers, and a sparkling tiara.

9 You might consider a tiara .

你该考虑一下冠状头饰。

10 The way the world worked was, you swept the fireplace for your mean relatives until someone plucked you from obscurity and gave you a tiara.

11 It wasn’t just her dress and the beautiful way her face looked when she passed by the hatrack mirror and saw the red paint on her cheeks and the rhinestone tiara in her hair.

12 It was a way of dancing that perfectly suited Ms. Guillem, who said she didn’t grow up with “the little girl’s fantasy of the tutu and the tiara.”

13 And next time, think twice before handing over a tiara you intend to take back if circumstances change.

14 A jeweled tiara gleamed amidst her long golden hair, its emeralds a perfect match for the green of her eyes.

15 The McQueen company is part of the French PPR group and the “halo” diamond tiara — originally owned by the Queen Mother and given to Elizabeth on her 18th birthday — was by Cartier.

16 How I found an empty envelope and rusty old tiara.

17 Another record, for a tiara, fell when her third husband Mike Todd's 1957 gift to Taylor sold for $4.2 million, or about six times the estimate.

18 Jackie O embodied that whole “Camelot” narrative, and Americans, who threw off the British monarchy and then spent 200 years enviously ogling tiaras and coronations across the pond, lapped it up.

19 In response, Ms. Chauviré, in a tiara and tutu, led the dancers — 90 in all — down the opera house’s interior grand staircase.

20 Most impressive, however, is the rotating tower of 10 early-20th-century diamond tiaras, some once belonging to royalty, others to wealthy socialites.

1 头巾

do-rag hood scarf veil napkin muffler headgear headcloth curch headsquare headdress headscarf keffiyeh agal

2 罗马教皇的三重冠

triple crown

3 冠状头饰

coronet

4 包头巾

turban tignon

5 冠冕

coronal coronet diadem