1. A plume or tuft of feathers, especially from an egret, worn as a decorative ornament on a hat or headdress.
Usage: Usually plural; historical fashion accessory; Often capitalized when referring to the egret bird itself
2. A spray of gems or jewels arranged to resemble feathers, used as a brooch or hair ornament.
Usage: Decorative jewelry piece; Historical or formal wear

Examples

• The Victorian lady wore aigrets in her hair at the grand ball.
• Aigrets made from egret feathers were fashionable in the early 20th century.
• The jeweler crafted aigrets from diamonds and pearls for the duchess.
• She pinned the diamond aigrets to her evening gown.
• Aigrets adorned the hats of wealthy women during the Edwardian era.