| A huge amount of work has gone on behind the scenes, to which we ought to doff our hat, whether it be a topper, a fascinator or a baseball cap. |
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| The Duchess was wearing a navy blue suit, a fascinator and a turquoise bag and shoes. |
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| The comedian teamed his off-the-shoulder gown with high heels and a black fascinator, as he hailed a cab in London's Bond Street. |
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| I finally decided that I am not buying a traditional hat but will cop out and wear a fascinator. |
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| She wore a bright pink dress with matching fascinator, black high heels and a jacket embellished with silver, pink and yellow beads. |
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| The Duchess matched the multicolour silk dress with a slate grey, embroidered cropped jacket and matching fascinator. |
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| Cue aggressive tirade from tequila-soaked titch wearing fishnet stay-ups and a fascinator. |
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| The Queen, who wore a long coat and matching feather fascinator, and The Duke of Edinburgh were the last to enter the chapel. |
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| She in her black Burberry trench coat, and me in my black with white polka-dot strapless with matching fascinator. |
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| I was excited to think that I could get all dressed up and wear my new fascinator and see her and partake in the social activities, the champagne drinking, etc. |
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| I've been giving them lessons on how to wear a fascinator for weeks. |
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| It is a performance that convinces you it is wrong to play the part as though the men's perceptions of her as a destructive fascinator were self-evidently correct. |
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| Whether you're attending your best friend's wedding or you're off to Ladies Day at Royal Ascot, a hat or fascinator brings the perfect finishing touch to your outfit. |
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| There wasn''t a fascinator in sight, with the collection favouring hair bows, headbands and even a pork pie hat or two. |
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| But the word fascinator makes me want to be sick. |
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| If it were a hat, a Green vote would be a fascinator with a perky feather. |
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| So don a fascinator and ready yourself for William and Kate look-alike contests, royal trivia, breakfast bangers, tea, scones and, of course, Champagne. |
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