bandeau

A bandeau on her hair made a nice wind-blown effect.

The top of the suit was a simple elastic bandeau that went on over her head.

"Well," she said, "the bandeau has a lot more holding power."

As a silhouette the bandeau has been worn since Roman times.

Her boyfriend had his hair down to his shoulders and wore a bandeau.

A wide bandeau that covers much of the midriff is sometimes called a tube top.

The breeze moved the heavy fall of auburn hair that was tied back with a narrow bandeau.

His bandages had been adjusted and partially covered with a black silk bandeau.

He looked down at the bandeau top she was wearing over a short sarong, which rode low on her hips.

She'd wound a gray silk bandeau around her bangs.

Her thick hair had been smoothed back with a bandeau above her forehead.

The French called such a garment a bandeau (bandeaux, plural).

Jacqueline with a grey bandeau 26.5 x 22.5 cm.

At the same photo shoot, other contestants wore nude-colored bandeau tops.

Her blonde hair, held off her forehead with a narrow bandeau, was clean and shining.

"Would you prefer a bandeau, halter or athletic top?"

Her auburn hair had been frizzed and bound about with a magpie-silk bandeau.

They looked great with matching bandeau tops and a new stripped-down Roman sandal.

She may want a bandeau cut straight across to minimize her bosom, or a surplice wrap for support.

This was merely a bandeau of matching silk and pearls upon a stiffened frame.

His raven-black hair, falling to his shoulders, was held in piece by a crimson bandeau.

A bandeau to cover up what?