Bette Midler

I got so far away from what they told you in acting class: Do something different. Producers kept offering me the 'Sister Act' movie, but I said, 'My fans don't want to see me in a wimple.' I literally said, 'My fans don't want to see me in a wimple.

American Actress

Judy Parfitt

I'm not a fan of the wimple; you can't hear much when you've got it on.

English Actress

Originally medieval attire, 'wimple' implies a historical or old-fashioned context when used.

Historical Garment

Wimples are often associated with Christian nuns, symbolizing modesty and commitment to religious life.

Religious Connotation

In movies or books, a 'wimple' may be used to quickly identify a character as a nun or medieval woman.

Cultural Depiction

'Wimple' as a verb can be used figuratively to mean surrounding or enveloping in a gentle way.

Figurative Expression

When 'wimple' is used as a verb, it often implies protection from the elements or prying eyes.

Protective Action

Using 'wimple' as a verb creates a strong image of the action of covering or wrapping.

Visual Imagery

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 also known as a wimple. This popular article of clothing revealed only the madame's visage, covering her shoulders, head, and, of course, her throat . A stylish and intricate gorgias was so telling of class and affluence