-
plain wimple is worn by the nuns of
certain orders who
retain a
traditional habit. The Wife of Bath and the
Prioress are
depicted wearing wimples in the...
- m****, mush-mouthed
character occasionally referred to in
publicity as Mr.
Wimple.
Thompson soon
achieved his
greatest fame
after he
joined the cast of the...
-
Wimple Winch was an
English psychedelic pop band that
evolved from the group, Just Four Men.
Originally a
Merseybeat act,
their individualized sound was...
- The
wimple piranha, (Catoprion mento), is a specialized,
South American species of
piranha that
feeds on fish scales.
There is some
debate over whether...
- khimar, hijab,
Khimar Liripipe Mandily (Gr**** Orthodox)
Nemes Snood Veil
Wimple See Mask for a
fuller list of masks.
Balaclava (helmet) or ski mask Battoulah...
- A
cornette is a
piece of
female headwear. It is
essentially a type of
wimple consisting of a
large starched piece of
white cloth that is
folded upward...
-
barbettes were white,
while the
crespine might be
colored or gold. The
wimple and veil of the 12th
century still seen on nuns
today continued to be worn...
-
pinhead being the most
decorated part. The
hatpin was
invented to hold
wimples and
veils in place, and was handmade. In Britain,
demand eventually outgrew...
-
first known hat with a brim.
Women wore veils, kerchiefs, hoods, caps and
wimples. Like Ötzi, the
Tollund Man was
preserved to the
present day with a hat...
-
Christening cap
Galero Head
covering for
Christian women Easter bonnet mantilla wimple Mitre papal tiara Pilgrim's
Salvation Army
bonnet Shovel Zucchetto Eastern...
