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The US military's rarely remembered tiara tradition is making a bit of a comeback

When most people think of tiaras, they picture royalty or brides, not the military; however, the unique headpiece has a place in the history of the US armed forces. At one time, three branches of the ...
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Famous Royal Tiaras From Around the World, Explained: Princess Diana’s Iconic Lover’s Knot, Grand Duchess of Russia’s Smuggled Diamond Headpiece and More Sparkling Sagas

Nothing is more synonymous with princesses and queens than a glittery tiara. Royal women from around the world have been wearing the regal headpieces — which are typically adorned with diamonds, ...
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Is the Tiara the Next Viral Accessory?

Last month in Los Angeles, 23-year-old pop star and self-proclaimed “spicy Pisces” Olivia Rodrigo celebrated her birthday as any girly girl would: dressed like a princess. To be specific, the ...
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The US military's rarely remembered tiara tradition is making a bit of a comeback

Jennifer Bennie, a Navy veteran, wore her vintage Navy tiara to a recent 250th birthday celebration for the serviceCourtesy of Jennifer Bennie When most people think of tiaras, they picture royalty or ...