How to pronounce “headdress” in English

There were no feathered headdresses.

and the headdresses.

and making these beautiful headdresses and jewelry out of them.

And then they have their own headdress.

So you might recognize the fellow in the headdress as Einstein.

She's got lovely, lovely headdress on.

Mona Caron: So when I get your, your headdress and like the color of your shirt.

And he would put his patients in these really elaborate costumes, like with a feathered headdress, so people could see from the back rows that someone's head was shaking.

As Cherokee writer and scholar Adrienne Keene points out, donning a headdress means “contributing to the culture of power that continues the cycle today.”

Dressing up as a Native American might not seem like a big deal, since no one actually thinks a white person in a headdress

Kelly Emporium, who agreed to let us photograph the headdress that she made.

Star's, I'm not sure what page she's on, but if you've, Star wore so much makeup and a long blond wig and kind of elaborate headdress and she called herself

Without Native folks on set to advise on cultural practices, you wind up with everyone in feathered headdresses and buckskin — which is traditional clothing