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• Also the brimless conical hat that is a standard wizardly accessory.
• The kids particularly liked the mirror-spangled brimless caps.
• Otherwise, all Afghan head wear, unlike Western hats, is brimless.
• But actually, the round, brimless style was first seen in the'20s.
• Another possibility is that in Diana, wearing a brimless, cone-shaped hat.
• The fez was initially a brimless bonnet of red, white, or black with a turban woven around.
• First, those with the status that comes from age, each one wearing the brimless white felt cap of Albanian tradition.
• He had the traditional tall, brimless white felt cap, the white vest with black embroidery and the baggy homespun wool trousers.
• A tall man with a deep voice and a strong accent, Shange typically dressed in African attire, including his signature brimless hats.
• He is also given a brimless hat with a veil, known as a klobuk, and a leather belt is fastened around his waist.
• But the maroon, brimless fez, once the epitome of Old World courtesy and taste, has become, for most Muslims, politically incorrect.
• "Pork pie " is also used in reference to brimless hats worn by sailors of the United States, the United Kingdom and other nations.
• Most of his personal effects have been taken from him, though he has retained some : his exercise book, brimless hat, and pencil.
• The "'kofia "'is a brimless cylindrical cap with a flat crown, worn by men in East Africa, especially Swahili-speaking cultures.
• "respected as a leader and loved as a man, " wears his rock star charisma as comfortably as he wears his traditional dark vest and brimless hat.
• It's a brimless, peakless cap, rather like the cap hippies wear with a kaftan, or like a large skullcap that covers the whole of your head.
• New York-- In an airport cafe an old man obviously proud of his English pronunciation sat carefully adjusting his brimless driving hat, a hodgepodge of irregular green and brown patches.
• The brimless hat did not get in the way of a Muslim's daily prayers and was cleaner, and less cumbersome, than the folds of cloth wound into a turban.
• Popular drama also popularized the image of Ghalib as bearded and soulful-eyed under the tower of a brimless hat still seen on older men shuffling through the narrow alleys of Delhi's Muslim neighborhoods.
• His trademark was the impish figure Srulik, a boy in shorts, sandals and a brimless Israeli sun hat whose expressions reflected the sharp swings of the Israeli public mood : alternatively defiant, mournful, triumphant or perplexed.