Axl Rose bandannas with snapback cap closures and American flags.
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Some of them were wearing masks or bandannas covering their faces.
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Young men with bandannas over their faces form a security cordon.
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None wore body armor; most seemed to favor bandannas over uniforms.
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They all had hoodies, gloves, bandannas, they were ready, they were professional.
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"People carry red bandannas now as a symbol of strength," says Alison.
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Most striking, bandannas have a distinct habit of turning into personal trademarks.
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The police demanded that they remove bandannas and masks, the newspaper said.
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Someone handed out bandannas with the words "Sam Must Fall" printed on them.
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There are commercials, and sharks, and bandannas, and lots and lots of famous people.
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Los Diablos are a burly, gregarious lot, who wear biker bandannas under their helmets.
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At least two people were detained by officers for wearing bandannas covering their faces.
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There were biker feminists in leather, and Cambridge feminists in bandannas, and Dorchester feminists in dresses.
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"There's cowboy barbecue night, so all staff is dressed in cowboy hats and bandannas," she said.
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Ah, complimentary "Pirates of the Caribbean"-branded bandannas that had been dropped off in our room.
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Coats have gotten shorter and more fitted and some head scarves are as small as bandannas.
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We are three young women wearing motorcycle jackets and heavy boots, bandannas knotted around our necks.
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The Eagles uniforms featured bandanna-style trim, and fans were given red bandannas when entering the stadium.
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Its 16-member crew, some wearing bandannas and Chicago Bulls jerseys, whistled and cheered as we approached.
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They were dressed in faded long-sleeved shirts or hoodies, baseball caps, bandannas, jeans, and work boots.
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Other contributors have reported that they were told to cover their mouths with bandannas or coffee filters.
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Other contributors have reported that they were told to cover their mouths with bandannas or coffee filters.
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The packages arrived, and the women went around puffing on pipes with jock straps worn like bandannas.
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People wear face masks or bandannas over their noses and mouths to protect themselves from the smoke.
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Even smart, clean-lined suits and dresses were paired with youthful flourishes like fishnets and silk bandannas.
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Then others, donning bandannas and brandishing firearms, would storm the home when someone answered and corral its occupants.
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Some wore bandannas over their faces; some held up flares of green smoke; the vast majority were white.
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Just yesterday, a group of guys in a car with blue bandannas followed a girl home in Brentwood.
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She posted a photo of co-workers tying bandannas over their faces in an effort to protect themselves.
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We were warned of a new wave of "super predators," young, faceless black men wearing bandannas and sagging jeans.
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This shotgun, nicknamed "The Terminator," is displayed with Blood members' bandannas covering it in the hallway of some projects.
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Two of the men approached Pascall, wearing black baseball caps and gold bandannas, which left only their eyes exposed.
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They're wearing signs with messages like "I loved her first," floral wreaths, bow ties, tutus, bandannas and pearl collars.
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They could pick fruit in 120-degree weather while wearing long, black sleeves and bandannas tied around their faces.
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Rules that police hoodies, durags or bandannas, she said, clearly point at a specific group of kids, for example.
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Alex knew that MS-13 claimed Nike Cortez shoes and blue bandannas, so he made sure to avoid them.
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Thiem and Tsitsipas have more in common than the identical bright orange bandannas tied around each of their heads.
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At makeshift camps beyond the control of ISIS, small boys wearing black bandannas still play at being ISIS fighters.
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Some younger faculty members, who felt that their tenure could be at risk, covered their faces with scarves or bandannas.
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"No one ordered them, or the bandannas," Hay responded, handing the model some men's gym shoes to complete the look.
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Tupac pioneered a new style for bandannas in rap: fashioned backward, the loose ends like two pigtails above his face.
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Tekashi says on the day of the shoot, he bought 3 dozen red bandannas for them to wear on camera.
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The state capital, Charleston, has been a sea of red, as the teachers evoked the mine wars with red bandannas.
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They tumbled down the banks of the river as bullets fired by snipers sporting black bandannas whizzed over their heads.
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A row of female dancers, some with bandannas tied around their faces like prisoners, crossed the stage with military precision.
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Police also banned people from wearing masks, scarves or bandannas or anything covering their faces except for religious or medical reasons.
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Video posted to social media showed police handcuffing people, while protesters -- some of them covering their faces in bandannas -- confronted them.
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On this unseasonably warm day, they were all dressed playfully, in bandannas and novelty baseball caps, jumpsuits and wide-legged denim.
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At makeshift camps beyond the control of the militants, small boys wearing black bandannas still play at being Islamic State fighters.
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Shouting matches erupted between protesters wearing bandannas over their faces and a group of counterprotesters wearing Confederate belt buckles and flags.
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Across town, workers covered their faces with bandannas as they built a freeway extension for Delhi's rapidly growing number of cars.
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With American flag bandannas tied around their faces, young white men are boxing, doing sit-ups, and promoting their "nationalist" clothing style.
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They peered at the American Navy SEALs guarding the 14-car motorcade, automatic weapons in their arms and bandannas covering their faces.
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Orchestras arrive with retinues of fans, who, armed with color-coded bandannas, form good-natured cheer squads at their hometown ensembles' performances.
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On Thursday the dogs donned orange bandannas and were cheered on for about a half-hour as they dashed after the lost balls.
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She and her father, Phil, tied bandannas around their necks — red for her, blue for him — and excitedly headed off to the dance.
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Even in the makeshift camps, beyond the control of ISIS, they tie black bandannas around their heads when they play, like ISIS fighters.
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Around him, groups of young men, faces covered with T-shirts and bandannas to shield from tear gas, had blocked the streets with rocks.
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On the outskirts of the town this past week, young men with bandannas covering their faces patrolled blockades, stopping and searching cars at random.
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I started wearing his bandannas last spring, after I moved out of an apartment in New York where I hadn't been getting anything done.
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Participants have taken to the streets of Buenos Aires and other large cities around the country, brandishing green bandannas, the symbol of the "yes" campaign.
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The presentations focused on items like plastic rosaries, blue bandannas, anything with horns and the numbers 504 and 503, written in notebooks or on hands.
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As I drove into town, armed paramilitary personnel, some wearing bandannas and others with their faces covered with black masks, dotted both sides of the road.
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After a few months in school, two Salvadoran boys wearing oversized shirts, sagging pants, and light-blue bandannas sat down next to Juliana in her math class.
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Subtle references to Japanese craftsmanship also appear in the framed indigo-dyed bandannas from Buaisou, a textile company whose founding members also once worked at Kaikai Kiki.
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They stood in front of a concrete Jersey barrier, facing down a mob of ruffians wearing ski masks and bandannas who appeared to be burning down a city.
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Jenn (K K Moggie), an Asian-American political activist who's also a performance artist, is expecting a gift of a box of bandannas to use in her performances.
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Criminals armed themselves and joined some of the many looting gangs that roamed the city for the next week, wearing bandannas across their faces to conceal their identities.
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Using crutches or a wheelchair, he also periodically headed backstage during instrumentals for costume changes that barely mattered: studded leather jackets and assorted hats, T-shirts, bandannas and sunglasses.
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Their patterns derive from bandannas — one belonged to Ms. Mays's great-grandmother, another to Georgia O'Keeffe — whose decorative forms are reproduced via pinpricks in the obscurity of the darkroom.
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Two Instagram accounts that classmates said belonged to Mr. Cruz were filled with images of weaponry, as well as the hats and bandannas he liked to wear to school.
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Photos first surfaced online on Sunday showing white students from Lambda Chi Alpha outside their fraternity house wearing baggy jeans, gold necklaces and bandannas as they flashed fake gang signs.
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Back in the mining wars, when the coal miners were going up against the government or whatever, they took red bandannas around their necks, so they wouldn't shoot one another.
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Just days before, two cars pulled in front of his gallery during an opening and the passengers, their faces covered in bandannas, hurled potatoes, hitting one woman in the leg.
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In New York, where doctors and nurses dressed in trash bags and bandannas are desperately fighting to contain the virus even as bodies pile up, the crisis is upon us.
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It also objected to the sale of related T-shirts, stickers, buttons and bandannas, saying Oskar Blues confused beer drinkers into thinking Guns N' Roses and Guns 'N' Rosé were connected.
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NAFTA went into effect on January 1, 1994, and was greeted by an armed revolt: Zapatista fighters, their faces covered with bandannas and balaclavas, seized a series of towns in Chiapas.
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In addition to the aprons, bags and pouches, it stocks Stanley & Sons belts, key chains, bandannas and T-shirts, as well as various household goods and pantry items from other suppliers.
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He attributed the viral success of some of his YouTube videos to the fact that they included Nine Trey members wearing red bandannas and brandishing pistols on the streets of Brooklyn.
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But the jury denied forfeiture rights for belt buckles, jewelry, lighters, bandannas, stickers, and motorcycle parts — apparently unable to find the "required nexus" between the items and the group's criminal activity.
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Mr. Nsemi, who calls himself a prophet and wears canary yellow robes and red bandannas, had been imprisoned since March, when he was arrested after clashes between his supporters and the police.
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Security was heavy — our flight, upon landing at the Maroua airport, had been greeted by fierce-looking Navy SEALs, supposedly in plainclothes but all of them packing machine guns and wearing bandannas.
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The demonstrators seemed much younger than most of the people who had marched that morning, and, once the tear gas began, many wore vinegar-soaked bandannas pulled up over their mouths and noses.
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On the February night that the right-wing writer Milo Yiannopoulos was scheduled to speak at the University of California, Berkeley, thousands of protesters showed up wearing bandannas and masks covering their faces.
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The only person arrested was a 21-year-old woman who wore a bandanna covering her face, in violation of Virginia law (plenty of other attendees were wearing bandannas and were not arrested).
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Filmed on a block in the Bedford Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn, the explicit clip for "Gummo" shows a rainbow-haired 6ix3653ine rapping while surrounded by a couple of dozen young men sporting red bandannas.
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And many protest as a black bloc, a tactic ascribed to 1980s Germany in which a group protests anonymously, faces concealed by T-shirts, bandannas or masks to avoid detection and protect from pepper spray.
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White Mountaineering returned with a trapper-tinged collection called Trailblazer, and Coach celebrated doughty American archetypes like Kit Carson with a succession of patched leather jackets, lumberjack shirts, bandannas and bucket hats virtually bristling with flinty resourcefulness.
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"I see Tom, or people around me, who like a routine and a schedule," she says, referring to her close friend Tom Ford, whose specially commissioned bandannas sold out the day Rat Bastards opened in early October.
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He soon switched to bandannas and started reserving the reversed cap for practice sessions, just like his longtime rival Rafael Nadal, even if Nadal seems much more of a natural for the get-down-to-business look.
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He had just come upon an image of police officers wearing helmets and gas masks and rioters covering their mouths and noses with bandannas — all trying to shield themselves from the tear-gas- and smoke-filled air.
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A grainy cellphone video shows what happened next: A cluster of men with rifles and red bandannas lead Ms. Catalán, a 36-year-old Swedish-Chilean, into a grove with her American colleague, Michael J. Sharp, 34.
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Many of those on the sex work march covered their faces with bandannas or wore baseball caps as they walked in the baking hot sun shouting 'Total respect for sex work!' and 'Who owns the street corner?
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The few departures from that are confusing at best—there's an Indian-themed one that spells out "beyhive" in Devangari script—minus what's arguably the best thing in the drop, a $30 set of two Beyoncé-branded bandannas.
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Guns N' Roses, whose general partners include singer Axl Rose, guitarist Slash and bassist Duff McKagan, also objected to sales of related goods including T-shirts, stickers, buttons and bandannas, "an item uniquely associated" with the band and Rose.
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In the town square beyond the store's peace-sign-adorned windows, there was a bench where Vietnam vets wearing these drug rugs and ratty bandannas would congregate and occasionally shout pieces of un-asked-for wisdom in our direction.
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She said the idea was to choose a shape that cuts across cultures, ages and socioeconomic groups — from farm workers' bandannas to silk ties, from things her grandmother stitches to the slinky tops young women wear to the fest.
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The video for 6ix9ine's single "Gummo," which would go on to be viewed more than 63 million times on YouTube, was a visual testament to Mr. Jordan's influence — the entire cast sports red bandannas, a homage to the Bloods.
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On talk radio and social media, he has been called arrogant and immature, and a picture on his verified Instagram account with friends wearing bandannas generated more than 1,400 comments, some of which called him a thug or a gangster.
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Interns ran up from the basement with brooms and swept madly from the corners, porters tied off the trash bags, the line cooks pulled down pint containers from shelves above their stations — inside were kits with bandannas, thermometers, pencil-thin flashlights.
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A few protesters , wearing black clothing and bandannas or masks over their faces, hurled metal police barricades through a plate-glass window of Berkeley's student center; someone set fire to a lighting rig, and flames leaped several stories into the air.
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" There are also four originals, the best of which is "A Willie Nice Christmas" (featuring Willie Nelson), on which she sings, over Hawaiian guitar, "I'm gonna wrap my presents up in red bandannas/and leave some special cookies out for Santa.
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When she was required to visit a construction site, she and a female colleague were asked to appear less feminine by taping down their breasts, not wearing makeup and hiding their hair with bandannas, she said in an interview on Wednesday.
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A group of local policemen had come in to watch over the crowd from the lawn, vigilantly scanning the sea of red "Make America Great Again" caps, American flag bandannas, and newly purchased cotton T-shirts portraying Trump as Rosie the Riveter.
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I never knew what bandannas actually did for Pop — whether they were simply comfortable, or if they were something Springsteen-esque, a reminder of his blue-collar roots, of the years before he was rich enough to install an elevator in his home.
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"This is like the lost village, the tiny collective, the nobody women ... but sooner or later, it was going to happen," said Unda, whose group in the eastern state of Veracruz lives off its own funds, plus sales of bandannas and key chains.
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About an hour later, as the main crowds began to thin and police seemed ready to depart, the officers clashed with a few dozen protesters, many of them young people holding wooden shields, dressed in black and covering their faces with bandannas.
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Suspended in the amber of my temporary underemployment, I spent long afternoons hanging around Hermann Square, downtown, making small talk with libertarian lawyers, pan-activists in bandannas and hiking sandals, and a lot of people in my own demographic—millennials coming into their political discontent.
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Two others, both in dark jeans, hoodies, and bandannas hiding half their faces, held a banner that read ANTI-FASCIST ZONE with three arrows, angled down and to the left, drawn inside the O as a nod to the 1930s anti-Nazi organization the Iron Front.
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The conceptual one was accretive: layers piled on or slung over each other, shirts used to cinch overcoats, bandannas knotted on everything, including the tidily rolled up blankets that the models carried and that were a long way from the average dirt-encrusted "crustys" sleeping bag.
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The group, comprised of Kim Tae-hyung (better known as V), Jung Ho-seok (J-Hope), Kim Nam-joon (RM), Kim Seok-jin (Jin), Park Ji-min, Jeon Jung-kook, and Min Yoon-gi (Suga), presented itself as rebellious "bad boys," sporting gold chains, bandannas and heavy black eyeliner.
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A grainy cellphone video, obtained and later presented by the Congolese government as evidence that it had nothing to do with the killings, shows what happened next: A cluster of men with rifles and red bandannas lead Ms. Catalán and Mr. Sharp, who were both barefoot, into a grove.
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Neighborhood Joint 7 Photos View Slide Show ' It was a blustery spring Saturday in Brooklyn Heights, and the customers shopping at Sahadi's Importing Company on Atlantic Avenue had their heads covered — hijabs, snapbacks, church derbies, pork pies, bandannas, kufi skull caps — and their hands full of products, samples and numbered tickets.
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Walking around the Bay Area in the weeks following the Camp Fire felt like living in a dystopian future — the sky a matte grey, the sun a red, alien-like orb, the streets empty save a handful of souls, nearly all wearing painter's masks or bandannas or scarves over their mouths.
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The Italian gossip magazines, filled during Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's tenure with pictures of him donning bandannas in Sardinia, have had to content themselves with images of Mr. Berlusconi's ex-wife in a boat and Mr. Berlusconi's ex-minister of Equal Opportunities, a former Miss Italy, splashing on the beach with a politician.
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"This city has a history of fighting back against oppression, whether it's dumping tea in the harbor or a bunch of dudes standing around with bandannas screaming at neo-Nazis," said a 21-year-old protester who identified himself only as "Frosty" and wore an American flag to obscure much of his face.
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Last summer at one of Ms. Pombo's onion-dyeing workshop, held at McLeod's Community Garden in Brownsville, Brooklyn, (and offered free-of-charge through a grant from the New York Restoration Project) nearly 50 participants gathered around bins full of waterlogged onion skins, waiting for their turn to dunk scarves and bandannas.
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BATON ROUGE, La. — The protest of the fatal police shooting of a CD vendor here in Louisiana's capital had many of the trappings of similar flare-ups around the country: blaring music, young men with faces obscured by bandannas, and obscene and brutal sentiments directed toward the local police department, on angry tongues and homemade placards.
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Those who had fled MS-13, as Jonathan Blitzer has documented for the New Yorker, often found themselves side by side with people just like the ones they'd fled: After a few months in school, two Salvadoran boys wearing oversized shirts, sagging pants, and light-blue bandannas sat down next to Juliana in her math class.
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That was before doctors began learning how to keep two patients alive on a single ventilator, before the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advised health care workers who had run out of N95 masks that they might tie bandannas and scarves around their heads "as a last resort," before nurses were cutting arm holes in plastic trash bags and wearing them instead of standard protective gear.
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That was before doctors began learning how to keep two patients alive on a single ventilator, before the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advised health care workers who had run out of N95 masks that they might tie bandannas and scarves around their heads "as a last resort," before nurses were cutting arm holes in plastic trash bags and wearing them instead of standard protective gear.
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I became aware, almost instantly, that the movie featured Sandra Bullock blindfolded in a canoe, that it had received 45,037,125 views in seven days (the best ever for the streaming service), and that, over the holidays, it had rapidly become a meme—such a viral sensation, actually, that Netflix had to tell people not to tie bandannas across their faces and tape their (usually failed) attempts to complete simple tasks, like walking through an open door.
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Case in point were the few shows that came before: Brock Collection, where Laura Vassar and Kristopher Brock send out an ode to uptown prairie chic in cashmere and mink, gingham and micropleating; Adam Selman, where the eponymous designer embraced a Streetwear of the Roses shtick with funky embroidered denim, billowing gingham shirtdresses unbuttoned to the hot pants and disco slips; and Thakoon, which got a bit hung up on its arty video presentation, a frame that didn't really equate with the cute mash-up of bandannas, striped shirting and trench coats that formed the clothes.
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In addition to ample outfit options for the unpredictable spring weather, I'd also brought an assortment of functional and decorative extras, which I wore intermittently throughout the week: Adam Selman x Le Specs mirrored sunnies that I bought myself for Christmas; a Patagonia fanny pack worn unironically around my waist; two cotton bandannas; a brand new tube of bright red Mac lipstick; a headlamp purchased at Paragon Sports; tiny hand-me-down hoop earrings from a former colleague I admire; a baseball cap I bought after a hike with my little sister; an oversized black cashmere sweater I got for $2 in a Southern Arizona retirement community, and a loose quartz crystal charged at Joshua Tree's Integratron, for good measure.
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One morning the Caribbean was cut upby seven prime ministers who bought the sea in bolts—one thousand miles of aquamarine with lace trimmings,one million yards of lime-colored silk,one mile of violet, leagues of cerulean satin—who sold it at a markup to the conglomerates,the same conglomerates who had rented the water spoutsfor ninety-nine years in exchange for fifty ships,who retailed it in turn to the ministerswith only one bank account, who then resold itin ads for the Caribbean Economic Community,till everyone owned a little piece of the sea,from which some made saris, some made bandannas;the rest was offered on trays to white cruise shipstaller than the post office; then the dogfightsbegan in the cabinets as to who had first soldthe archipelago for this chain store of islands.
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