Headdress (noun)

A decorative covering or ornament worn on the head.

Origin:

The word headdress comes from the old english word "hēafod" meaning head and "dresse" meaning dress or adornment.

Examples:

1. The bride wore a beautiful headdress made of fresh flowers.
2. The headdress of the chief was adorned with feathers and beads.
3. The ancient Egyptians used to wear elaborate headdresses to indicate their social status.
4. The headdress was made of gold and precious stones.
5. She made a headdress for the dance performance using colorful ribbons.