Her special prince was wearing a frown.

The prince wears a felt hat with a feather, 1606-09.

The prince wore still a torn surcoat and battered boots, as though the battle had ended only moments ago instead of two full days before.

The prince walked over, knelt beside one corpse, who lay in the front of the rest and wore, on its wispy-haired head, a golden crown.

Bittie was gesturing at it, indicating the prince should wear it.

The prince wears red and blue cloth as a turban and scarves, a sign of wealth.

In addition, the prince wears a single metal gauntlet on his left hand, and wields a sword with his right.

A raw wind whistled down the pass, knifing through the clothing the prince wore.

The young German prince wore a white carnation in his buttonhole.

Its prince and his two hunters, in fact, wear turbans, as they steal cautiously around the ballerina, who is a bird of paradise.