The usually unflappable medic looks at breaking point when he comes round from his op, only to question why he's in a hospital gown.

She was on the bed, in a hospital gown.

Someone took a photo of her in her blue hospital gown.

He was wearing a faded bathrobe, an overly large hospital gown, and the paper slippers provided him by the hospital.

The smallest hospital gown swamped his body.

Even with the forty quid postage charge, her antique lace gown was a credit crunch buster.

Bridal fashion experts last night predicted a demure, high-necked, hand-embroidered lace gown, 'traditional but with a modern twist'.

The third in line to the throne will be swathed in a delicate silk and lace gown, steeped in history — 172 years of it.

The dress was described as an ivory lace gown embroidered with silver filigree with three-quarter length sleeves.

The star - in a dark, strapless satin gown - later performed an intimate set at the exclusive event.

The photographs of the bride's white satin gown, encrusted with pearls and lace and bearing a five-yard train, were seen around the world and made the sisters' names.

Her satin gown was probably dyed with kermes.

The bride wore a white satin gown cut in simple lines, with a long train.

But newer research shows that she was buried in a much simpler white satin gown over a crimson velvet bodice (and probably a matching petticoat, which has not survived).

Not a silk negligée, with a silk gown and fluffy heels?

She stood by the stove in a short silk gown and smoked.

Nemesis, when she comes, glides on in a black silk gown, her face behind a veil, to pay a man to do her bidding.

Since the 1980s, judges no longer wear wigs, wing collars and bands but instead wear a waterfall cravat with court coat and black silk gown.

When sitting in appeal or in civil proceedings, judges and masters wear a black silk gown, a bar jacket with either bands or a jabot and a bench wig.

I started dress-shopping and fell in love with a gorgeous, tight-fitting strapless gown.

Her temper was not improved by the first sight of herself in a strapless gown.

This classic strapless gown was a recurring shape, its proportions altered at whim, so that as well as falling to midcalf, it appeared shortened and worn with cigarette trousers.

Perfect for strapless gowns - and it's flattering and supportive.

Strapless gowns had bodices trimmed with pearls, their skirts glinting with lavish embroideries.

She also tweeted a picture of herself smiling in hospital without make-up and in a surgical gown.

I was in my surgical gowns once about to go into the theatre when they said there was a shortage of medical staff.

A fifth of doctors say they have been given unusable personal protective equipment amid concerns that faulty facemasks and surgical gowns are being delivered to hospitals.

The company, which sterilises surgical gowns and surgical instruments and provides laboratory services to hospitals and surgery centres, said the new contracts will add 230 million to its order book.

Hospital staff were made to undergo decontamination on entering and leaving the ward and wore masks and surgical gowns at all times.

All counsel still must wear a gown and bands etc.

Can the judges involved in this spat, knowing full well that some of them are liars, wear their gowns with pride?

Wearing a gown, a pupil would stand outside the tutor's door and wait until the clock struck to before knocking.

Yet on grad-uation day graduates, 'all bright-eyed and still wearing their gowns', would still pop by the office to try to pick up one of those 25,000-a year posts.

On that same day, standing next to the designer's desk was a mannequin wearing a gown from a 1982 couture collection.

She was buried in the wedding gown, five months before her planned nuptials.

Drape a leather biker jacket casually over your wedding gown.

But the weight of her wedding gown pulls her under too.

She started carrying a wedding gown with her whenever they travelled.

He was known predominantly for his evening and wedding gown collections.