These women adopted French dress, but kept their bright headwraps, called foulards.
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The designs included many prints as well as wide trousers, flares and head foulards.
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The most prominent counter-violence, protest group is called the "Red Scarves of France" (or Foulards Rouges).
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There are capes and canes and foulards and billowing pocket squares, beards of every imaginable cut and even waxed mustaches.
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Shirts were long and untucked, held together along the spine by neatly spaced bows instead of a seam, with collars that extended into lapping tongues, and sometimes trailing foulards.
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The looks were matched with peep-toe sandals with golden chunky heels and capri sandals laced up with silk foulards and small leather bags with thin geometric bracelet-like handles.
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Wallpaper from the 1920s, Picasso's "Femmes à Leur Toilette", Surrealism, Palm Beach, sofas from the 1980s, brocades and foulards, diamonds and cocktails — they were all in there, spliced together with an enticing lightness of tone and ease of movement.
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Heavy on daywear, extending into cocktail ("though I hate that word, 'cocktail,' " Ms. Jarrar said), the Resort collection contains what are clearly meant to be building blocks for the brand: soft jersey blouses with sweeping foulards and blouson sleeves over neatly tailored tux trousers; floral moto/trench jackets; bias-cut sleeveless silk day dresses with a vaguely 1920s air; leather coats.
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Tory Burch invited everyone to the Whitney Museum of American Art, for example, in all its glassed-in Renzo Piano glory, and then showed them the Philadelphia story (her own, and bits inspired by the 1940 George Cukor film) in 36 looks from coed Fair Isles and corduroy to PTA foulards with a big, swirling T.B. monogram and gold-embroidered hostess glam.
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Things took a more feral turn, however, at Bouchra Jarrar, where Le Smoking met military uniform met the Outback in perfectly tailored sapphire peacoats and biker jackets trimmed in gold braid, badger fur and pheasant feathers; white lace blouses with generous foulards; cowl-necked backless velvet halters and cloudlike skirts made from layers of silk organza; and liquid satin trousers, a naval stripe up the side.
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On 27 January 2019 a counter-demonstration occurred in Paris by a group identifying themselves by the foulards rouges ("red scarves") they chose to wear. They put out a joint statement with other groups saying: "We denounce the insurrectional climate created by the yellow vests. We also reject the threats and constant verbal abuse (aimed at non-yellow vests)".
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"I was deliberately targeted. I am a figure of the movement, at least in the Paris protests, and police pointed their fingers at me many times during previous demonstrations, so I think they knew very well who they were shooting at," Rodrigues told the media. The following day, an estimated 10,000 people marched in Paris in a foulards rouges ("red scarves") counter-protest in opposition to the yellow vests.
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"I was deliberately targeted. I am a figure of the movement, at least in the Paris protests, and police pointed their fingers at me many times during previous demonstrations, so I think they knew very well who they were shooting at," Rodrigues told the media. The following day, an estimated 10,000 people marched in Paris in a foulards rouges ("red scarves") counter-protest in opposition to the yellow vests.
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After many months, Chantal Goya and Jean-Jacques Debout met François Dacla, the director of French direction of RCA Records, at a spectacle of José Féliciano. The next day, they came to French direction of RCA records in Paris, to presente the song Adieu les jolis foulards to François Dacla. Moved by the song, François Dacla decides to release and produce the disc. And, from there, Chantal Goya became a children's singer.
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But, the day of the recording show, Brigitte Bardot fall ill. So, he wrote and composed as far as possible a song to finish the show. The song, called Adieu les jolis foulards is recorded by Chantal Goya with children, only for the TV-show. This song, in which she plays the role of a French teacher who made a stage in a school of Martinique and have to come back in France, is the first song of Chantal Goya especially devoted for the children's public.
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Silk foulardA foulard is a lightweight fabric, either twill or plain-woven, made of silk or a mix of silk and cotton. Foulards usually have a small printed design of various colors. Foulard can also refer by metonymy to articles of clothing, such as scarves and neckties, made from this fabric.foulard – the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia In men's ties, foulard refers to the pattern rather than the material; it is a small-scale pattern with basic block repeat, also called a set pattern or a tailored pattern.
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The company owns and manages the brand Davidoff for watches, leather goods, writing instruments, men's and women's fashion accessories (such as ties, foulards and cufflinks), fragrances, eyewear, coffee and cognac. Public health researchers have suggested that this was in order to engage in trademark diversification (also known as "brand stretching") to promote the tobacco products, because it allows for advertising the brand in the face of restrictions on the direct promotion of tobacco products. The brand Davidoff is licensed to French-American company Coty, Inc. for the fragrances business, to Menrad for the eyewear business, to German coffee chain Tchibo for the coffee business, and to Thomas Hine & Co. for the cognac business.
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In Perugia, the murder of several university students leads to a manhunt for a masked killer with a psychosexual disorder who uses red-and-black foulards to strangle his female victims before mutilating their bodies. When a wealthy student named Dani vaguely recalls having seen someone wearing such a scarf, she becomes the target of the mystery killer and, at her philandering uncle's suggestion, invites three of her girlfriends (two of them, lipstick lesbians) to stay with her at her family's remote country villa in Tagliacozzo. However, the isolated cliffside villa offers no protection from the killer, who has meanwhile run over the blackmailing street vendor he buys his scarves from. A local peeping tom and then Dani's impotent stalker (who wears a similar red-and-black scarf to the killer's) go up to the villa, only to be ruthlessly killed too.
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In those relaxed and natural days, before the cops took over France, a chevalier could go out in public with a mate of the same sex, without being considered crazy.» On the other hand, Willy presents a completely different aspect of the milieu, "What you see are little delinquents, not too carefully washed but heavily made up, with caps on their heads and sporting brightly colored foulards; these are the guys who, when they fail to make a buck here, will certainly be found hauling coal or other cargo." The so-called bal de folles, and later bal de invertis, flourished in Paris after the I World War, and even in other French cities as Toulon. In Paris, homosexuals were attracted mainly to the Bal Musette de la Montaigne de Sainte-Geneviève, in the number 46 of the Rue Montaigne de Sainte-Geneviève, where you could find gays and lesbians.
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