jabot

A historically correct Gaston would have delighted in an opulently embroidered waistcoat and ruffled jabot, rather than a solid colored V-neck whose only adornment was its plunging décolletage.

The justice lent the exhibition artifacts: a robe, a jabot and a giant whisk that belonged to her husband and expert chef, Marty.

Valuing Ginsburg’s principles as much as her person, her jurisprudence as much as her jabot, ought to mean respecting her enough to argue with that latter choice, especially.

Some fell vertically like the traditional jabot, and others encircled her neck like a lace doily.

Ginsburg looked fit in her black robe and distinctive white jabot, and, as usual, was an early and aggressive questioner.