She changed gowns seven times at the nationals held in Biloxi, Miss., this fall.
Sarah Jessica Parker, for one, changed gowns three times as the company's M.C.
A change of gowns for the second half elicited a gasp of pleasure from audience members.
"Do you wish to change your gown?" She smoothed the fabric with her free hand, conscious of the dust from riding, but her fingers, when they reached her waist, recalled the warmth of Moray's hand upon that place, and suddenly she did not wish to change her gown just yet, as though by doing so she stood to lose the memory of his touch.
In some cases, the procedures were cancelled after patients had changed into gowns and received pre-treatment medication.
Now that I broke the news on April 16 that Sophie Cranston is believed to be the royal wedding dress designer, will Kate change the gown she'll be wearing on the big day?
During hospitalization, he experienced progressive respiratory compromise, productive cough, and intense sweating that required frequent changes of gowns, sheets, and blankets.
Her entry for 10 and 11 February 1840 reveals: "After looking about our rooms for a little while, I went and changed my gown, and then came back to his small sitting room where dearest Albert was sitting and playing; he had put on his windsor coat; he took me on his knee, and kissed me and was so dear and kind.
Parade day began with a 7 A.M. breakfast at the First Baptist Church, for a few hundred growers and ranchers, after which the members of the 2008 court dashed off to change into red gowns.
The staff will be (mainly) clothes-free, and guests can dine nude (they will change into a gown and can then disrobe if they wish).
