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Bournous

Bournous refers to a hooded winter Cape worn by men in Tunisia

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Boutique

Deutsch: Boutique / Español: Boutique / Português: Boutique / Français: Boutique / Italiano: Boutique /

Boutique refers to a small retail shop, especially one that sells fashionable clothes. It also specializes in gifts, accessories or food.

Boutique also refers to a small shop located within a large department store or supermarket, selling fashionable items, like clothes or accessories (jewelry, perfumes, Sunglasses,etc) and also food.

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Boutique de France International

Boutique de France International refers to the French biweekly publication is dedicated to the fashion trade. It was established by Maurice Gattegno in 1953. Its single-theme issue

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Boutonnière

Deutsch: Blumenanstecker / Español: Boutonnière / Português: Flor de lapela / Français: Boutonnière / Italiano: Fiore all'occhiello

A boutonnière in the fashion context refers to a small floral decoration, traditionally worn by men in the buttonhole of a suit or jacket lapel, most commonly on formal occasions like weddings, proms, or other ceremonial events. The term itself comes from the French word for "buttonhole," and the boutonnière serves as both a fashion statement and a Symbol of elegance and refinement.

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Bowl Cut

Deutsch: Schüsselschnitt / Español: Corte de tazón / Português: Corte de tigela / Français: Coupe en bol / Italiano: Taglio a scodella /

Bowl cut refers to a Haircut style which is also called beach cut, pot haircut, mushroom cut. This hair style has Cropped hair underneath several inches of long, blunt hair cut in a circle around the head. The "bowl cut,” is named from the technique of placing a bowl on the head and cutting the hair beneath the bowl line, is still placed near the ears.

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Bowler (Hat)

- Bowler (Hat) : Bowler which is also called a Derby Hat refers to a stiff oval hat with a rolled brim, made popular by the Earl of Derby in England in the 19th century. The Bowler Hat was originally create

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Bowling Bag

Bowling Bag refers to (as the name implies) a bag that is shaped like a bowling ball bag. Bowling Bag usually has reinforced straps and sort of a half oval shape..

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Box Braids

Box Braid refers to a type of Braid that is created when hair is sectioned "boxlike" into plaits and is then braided.

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