| PICTUREHAT | A lady's face-framing wide-brimmed flower-, plume- and ribbon-trimmed bonnet worthy of a Gainsborough-style portrait or Reynolds-esque painting, for example (7,3) |
| HAT | A chapeau or lid, such as the flower-and-ribbon-trimmed tilting straw Dolly Varden bonnet, named for the coquette of Dickens's Barnaby Rudge or, one's occupation or role (3) |
| BONNET | Face-framing hat |
| BEAUTYSPOT | Attractive location on a lady's face (6,4) |
| ALKALI | Base a lady's face on Hindu goddess (6) |
| ASTILBE | Genus of plant with feathery flower plumes - it's able to vary (7) |
| PAMPASGRASS | Tall South American plant with long, sharp leaves, cultivated for its large, feathery flower plumes (6,5) |
| SHAKO | A tall, usually cylindrical military headdress with a plume and a peak (5) |
| FESTOON | In classical architecture, a carved representation of a garland of flowers, fruit, foliage and ribbons suspended in loops, known as a swag when depicting fabric (7) |
| AKINGSRANSOM | A member of the board ran out of source of peat - looking back, how is that worthy of a royalty payment? (1,4'1,6) |
| VALKYRIE | In Norse mythology, this term refers to any of a group of maidens who served the god Odin and were sent by him to the battlefields to choose the slain who were worthy of a place in Valhalla. |
| EFFECTIVE | Iron both ways, beginning with crease and ribbon round top of vest, working well (9) |
| FRUITSALAD | A cocktail or compote of chopped berries, cherries, grapes, kiwi, orange and/or other seasonal pickings; or, alluding to said tropical rainbow-like medley, an array of military colours, decorations, m |
| NECKTIE | Fashion accessory made of brass and ribbon (7) |
| TYPEWRITTEN | Produced by a keyboard and ribbon (11) |
| HABERDASHER | A dealer in small articles for sewing, such as buttons, zips and ribbons (11) |
| STETIENNE | French city formerly known for the manufacture of arms and ribbons (2-7) |
| SLIPPERORCHID | Plant with yellow pouches, shaped like lightweight shoes, and ribbons of maroon petals (7,6) |
| SCOOP | Bonnet feature worthy of a dollop of ice cream! (5) |
| NOMS | De plume and de guerre? |
