jabot

• Nilsson was dressed in quite modern style—flounces, laces, and fringes, and so forth, while Alfredo had donned a black velvet coat a la something, with a huge jabot which fell over a frilled shirt-front. —  In the Courts of Memory 1858-1875
• Rising like a phoenix from the depths of of dark music, ~silentsparrow's~ moonchild is a flame - and strap-accented suit with tattered embellishments on the tails of the jacket. buckled cuffs, brocade details, a high collar, two jabot options and distressed pants. —  Fashion World of SL
• And I must add that I personally have a considerably higher regard for Gieshübler's white jabot, in spite of the fact that jabots are no longer worn, than I have for Crampas's red sapper whiskers. —  The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Volume 12
• Nilsson was dressed in quite modern style--flounces, laces, and fringes, and so forth, while Alfredo had donned a black velvet coat à la something, with a huge jabot which fell over a frilled shirt-front. —  In the Courts of Memory, 1858 1875; from Contemporary Letters
• In front a full Mechlin lace jabot, with the white wig above, set his regular features and dark skin in a frame, as it were, his paleness and a look of melancholy in the eyes helping the natural beauty and distinction of a face high bred and haughty. —  Hugh Wynne, Free Quaker

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