Substantial fascinator
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A substantial fascinator is the term given to feathered adornments, specifically on women's heads - worn instead of a hat.
They have been mentioned in the press recently, due to Queen Elizabeth pronouncing new standards of dress required for entry to Royal Ascot.[1]
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- ^ Royal Enclosure page of offical Ascot website. URL accessed 25 January 2008]
