ceremonial dress

A sighting of the local natives in their ceremonial dress.

The cape is thought to have formed part of a ceremonial dress, perhaps with religious connections.

It was used routinely at court, but ordinary people were to use this only when they wear a ceremonial dress.

The mushanana is the traditional ceremonial dress of women in Rwanda.

This two-piece costume was considered to be a ceremonial dress.

In fact, from the ceremonial dress he wore, it seemed as if the priest had taken the time to array himself for the meeting.

'This is ceremonial dress for diving in the presence of important strangers.

"I have a child's ceremonial dress for Zodd to wear.

Like most other participants in the pageant the officers of arms were no longer wearing ceremonial dress, but white tie instead.

Today, many cavalry regiments still retain these high boots for ceremonial dress.

She rose, revealing a slenderness hidden until now by the elaborate ceremonial dress.

Some regimental sergeants major of other service branches, in ceremonial dress.

Only the King's photo in a ceremonial dress adorns a hall in the ground floor.

Medals and accoutrements may be worn on ceremonial dress occasions.

A dozen Shinnecock dancers in ceremonial dress performed and gave a blessing.

The ceremonial dress of my ancestors,' Andrea laid mildly.

But have I ever said we should ban people walking down the streets from wearing religious dress or ceremonial dress?

In urban areas, the ceremonial dress consists of a linen shirt with collar and long sleeves.

They didn't actually eat, but they enjoyed using their ceremonial dress swords to hold things in the flames.

The dock groaned beneath the combined weight of the town waving and singing goodbye to us in full ceremonial dress.

The student guilds attend in ceremonial dress including swords.

He established a hereditary nobility, along with coats of arms and prescribed ceremonial dress.

Today the academic attire is a ceremonial dress to use in formal students ceremonial.

Many non-military or paramilitary organizations include baldrics as part of ceremonial dress.

The smaller figure, most probably representing the king of Ugarit, is shown with a bare head and wearing ceremonial dress.