headpiece
Noun
Meaning
Head.
A cap of defense; especially, an open one, as distinguished from the closed helmet of the Middle Ages.
Understanding; mental faculty.
An engraved ornament at the head of a chapter, or of a page.
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After much buzz about whether she'd have another epic hat moment, Princess Beatrice surprised everyone at Prince Harry's nuptials by pairing a subdued headpiece with a bespoke turquoise Roksanda Viola dress.
In the studio, Kara’s Ahsoka headpiece sat on a shelf along with other memorabilia, a row of Funko Pops, wall hangings and oodles of completed and boxed Legos.
Nicki donned a bondage style jeweled corset with a blue, purple and white feathered headpiece and wings.
At one point in the first musical, “Jungle Book,” the sixth-graders tromped in as elephants, each ensconced in a marshmallowlike body and headpiece with giant, floppy ears and swinging trunks.
Be the envy of all your friends and create your own wonderful floral headpiece with the help of our florists at this year's Floral Headband space.
I think you need to remember that the headpiece and clutch are as important as the dress; they are not an afterthought.