fascinator , także: net fascinator

"But the word fascinator makes me want to be sick.

It may be very similar to a half hat or fascinator in design, covering only part of the head.

He is widely recognised as the founder of the fascinator.

You need a belief in romance to create such a fabulous fascinator.

Just be glad she left the purple-haze fascinator at home.

She was even smiling a little maliciously under her fascinator.

Word of the week, undoubtedly, has to be fascinator.

When she wore the item a few years back, it was paired with a black fascinator.

Women must wear formal dress with a hat or substantial fascinator.

On the head was one of those fascinator hats beloved by the royal crowd.

Lisa paired the trench with a fascinator (the smaller head piece).

Probably the most exciting, and fun, trend we're seeing is the explosion of the wedding fascinator.

Still, there’s something very British about the fascinator.

He was also an accomplished storyteller, dubbed "the fascinator" by his son's friends.

Yesterday, she had the (Canadian symbol) maple leaf on her fascinator.

Who needs a fascinator when you have a Von Dutch hat.

The fascinator is dead, and I am delighted.

Make your own fascinator for a wedding outfit.

In her curled blond hair was a veiled, flecked fascinator.

And on this fascinator, made by Bink herself, the roses are vast, piled upon each other.

Hold on to your fascinator hat, the royal fetus is about to go through a massive growth spurt.

So much more useful than a fascinator.

A fascinator is a headpiece, a style of millinery.

So, you know, a fascinator is the grandchild of the whimsy.”

The Australian is widely-recognised as the founder of the fascinator - an inclusion in his 1999 collection.