fichu

His hand shot forward and he tugged at her fichu, pulling it free.

I even left the lace fichu out of my afternoon dress."

She trotted off with the money safely tucked away in the fold of her fichu.

She had modeled the gown with the fichu, but Nigel asked her to remove it.

Occasionally, a fichu or a sweater appears, for protection against those chilly air-conditioners.

A fichu of the finest Valenciennes lace covered her neck and shoulders.

As she spoke, Debby tied on her little blonde fichu with a gesture which left nothing more to be said.

He liked the lace fichu at her throat.

Mrs. Neville fanned herself with the lace edge of her fichu.

There are constant subtle resonances, as in the pattern of the fichu echoed by the design on the vase.

The fichu collars have been adapted from the couture collection, adding a demure note.

Her shawl doubled as a fichu, modestly covering her shoulders.

"A fichu will provide a softness for your features that will be exceedingly alluring."

And look at that fichu!

'And then a muslin fichu coming over here.'

Here it is," she said and drew from the folds of her fichu a crumpled piece of paper.

A lace fichu fills in her neckline.

She dried her colorless cheeks with the dangling end of the fichu crossed over her bosom.

She took the fichu from her shoulders and laid it reverently over the dead man's face: she folded the hands across the breast.

She took it, folded it together almost reverently and replaced it in the folds of her fichu.

Chair and table she put back in their accustomed places and the old letters she tucked away under the folds of her fichu.

She had already had her fill of the other men's trying to see beneath the lacy fichu that covered her shoulders.

Thus seen, she was in a robe of white, with a belt and soft fichu and double panel effect of pink.

The most important bodice, in both dresses and coats, has a fichu effect, slightly old-fashioned but handled in a contemporary way.