Islamic head scarves take fashion cues ... the turquoise with the yellow with the green,” she said. ... military buttons and even a black and white scarf with gold clasps named simply Michael ...

Across the world, the black-and-white keffiyeh head scarf has become an emblem of solidarity with the Palestinian cause as war rages between Israel and Hamas militants in Gaza. It has also become ...

Protests for abortion rights around the world are often awash in the color green – handkerchiefs, scarves, protests signs and more. The shade associated with the reproductive rights movement can ...

For the most part, stars have kept their iterations of the head scarf in line with the high-glam, elevated versions worn in decades past. There’s the simplicity of 1950s Audrey Hepburn in, say ...

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In its place, Berger, 52, had adopted a ghutra, the traditional head scarf worn by men across the Arabian Peninsula. His was red and white, a nod to his homeland.

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The officer on the left is wearing the standard green uniform that is worn by units of the morality police. 2 A woman goes without the mandatory hijab in Tehran on July 16.

French leaders hope the law will quiet a debate over head scarves that has divided France since 1989, when two head-scarfed young girls were expelled from their school in Creil, outside Paris.

Meghan changed out of her casual beach attire from the morning into an olive green, ... Middleton, and her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana, have made appearances in similar white head scarves.

More than anything, the scarf’s bit role in history may reflect its being in the right place at the right time. “The dupatta was a stand-in,” said Mohsin Sayeed, a Karachi-based fashion writer.