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• The neckline was trimmed with a fabric or lace ruffle, or a neckerchief called a " fichu " could be tucked into the low neckline.
• "' G . Fichu "'( born 1901, date of death unknown ) was a French freestyle welterweight event at the 1924 Summer Olympics.
• "I can't imagine without laughing the idea of la Lotti with her crinoline and her fichu dressed as a man and as a monk,"
• For a dress suggestion, Galliano offered a short draped sheath with a cartoon print pattern, an enormous denim-blue bow like a shoulder fichu on the top.
• The gaulle consisted of thin layers of this muslin, loosely draped around the body and belted at the waist, and was often worn with an apron and a fichu.
• There was a brief period during the court of Louis XVI, when the neckline and stomacher actually were below the breasts, which were covered by a transparent ruffle of fabric called a fichu.
• But the combination of a golden jacket with its wide bowed fichu neckline, its bright blue silk miniskirt, pastel chiffon-lycra knee socks with a flocked garter effect at the top were oddball Lacroix.
• Farruko released his first album " El Talento Del Bloque " which produced hit singles, " Su Hija Me Gusta " featuring Jose Feliciano, " Nena Fichu ", and " Te Ir?a Buscar ".
• Open-fronted bodices could be filled in with a decorative stomacher, and toward the end of the period a lace or linen kerchief called a " fichu " could be worn to fill in the low neckline.
• Looking at the frozen pleats of satin in the 1954 Compiegne gown, the melting folds and fichu necklines of 1947, or the overlapping embroidered petals of the Venus and Junot ball-gowns of 1949, you see luxuriant use of form and fabric.
• Provencal maidens were much in evidence, with their touches of shawl-like organza fichus; silky mattress-ticking stripes came up as well in some of the pants and suits, and plenty of outfits mixed up fabrics in Lacroix's inimitable way.
• For spring, he sent out tightly fitted white suits of heavy pique, some with high fichu collars, and revived " le sac, " the dress that blossoms into a pumpkin shape, often gathered into a bow at the bust or waistline and into a wide band around the knees.