| But the man beckoned us to follow him as he walked up the street in his orange djellaba, pausing to talk to a man outside a cafe, who turned to us. |
| At his death, he wore a bullet-proof vest, a black djellaba, or traditional robe, and jeans, Mr. Molins said. |
| The fashionable djellaba and caftans of Kamalia Creations are combined with trendy accessories and boots or Pumps, and convenient portable designs. |
| She traveled with a wide-eyed toddler, who tugged at her headscarf and her djellaba with little whimpers. |
| One sports a long black-and-white djellaba, the other more colorful attire. |
| For example, during the Moroccan Evening, without any information having been revealed about the theme, we hand out a djellaba to each of those invited. |
