chevelure

She was so dark, so golden, with her silken oceans and the soft chevelure of saffron clouds.

The French called this area Pointe à la Chevelure or Crown Point.

This settlement and trading post was directly across the lake from Crown Point, New York (Pointe à la Chevelure).

According to the Baroness de Stael, he steps proudly along, though looked at askance here, and shakes his black chevelure, or lion's-mane; as if prophetic of great deeds.

Poems of Baudelaire's which are dedicated to Duval or pay her homage are: Le balcon, Parfum exotique, La chevelure, Sed non satiata, Le serpent qui danse, and Une charogne.