| With that movement, a silver necklace fell out of his robes, gleaming brightly in the weak light. |
| And what about the robes that priests wear? They too are long, flowing and can be used to conceal such things. |
| Many African Americans decorate their high school and college graduation robes with scarves of kente cloth produced by Asante weavers. |
| At the welcoming ceremony all the children lined up, looking like brilliant, unidentifiable flowers in their rags and robes of reds and maroons. |
| Each was swathed in robes of black, and all carried the sceptre that befitted their station. |
| Men traditionally wear long gowns called kaftans, and women wear long robes that leave only their hands and feet exposed. |
