Jabot
/ˈʒæbəʊ/
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Historical Elegance
Originally, a jabot signified elegance and was often seen in historical or formal attire. 
At the period drama shoot, all actresses wore jabots to reflect the era's fashion.
Pro Tip 2/3Not Everyday Wear
Nowadays, jabots are rarely worn daily and are typically seen in costumes or high fashion contexts. 
For the themed party, she found a jabot to complete her 19th-century outfit.
Pro Tip 3/3Courtroom Attire
In some legal systems, jabots are part of a judge's or barrister's traditional courtroom attire. 
The judge was easily recognizable in his black robe and crisp white jabot.
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