I donned a thin grey cashmere poloneck, a pair of blue skinny jeans and some discreet flats.
Since then, he's donned a fair bit of knightly armour, and found his cavalry racing over the hills.
When he lost what little remained of his money at the gaming tables during a masquerade, he and apothecary William Plunket donned Venetian masks and held up a farmer on Hampstead Heath.
Not since Ned Kelly donned his iron bucket and tear-arsed around the bush was there somebody so aesthetically captivating.
Ever since Sarah Bernhardt brought her limp to the first appearance of Elizabeth on screen in 1912, on a leg that would later be amputated, every film about Elizabeth has based its publicity campaign on the premise that an actor has suffered a deep degradation of the body (Flora Robson donned a fake nose, Bette Davis shaved her head).
So Chris Robshaw and co donned dinner jackets and headed to a spot near St Peter's Square to watch the game on TV – as Ireland won 22-20 in Paris.
Batsmen who donned them were sometimes mocked as cowards.Helmets have improved markedly since then.
But then Mr Mellor was a Chelsea regular, who, according to the tabloids, had donned the team's strip when in bed with his mistress.Perhaps Mrs Clinton simply chose the wrong team.
Later, when he donned a kaross, a traditional Xhosa leopard-skin cloak, to appear in court, he knew it would "emphasise the symbolism that I was a black African walking into a white man's court".
Environmentalists donned sea-turtle outfits.
It has underpinned its friendships with other regimes excoriated in the West: pre-division Sudan, for example, or Myanmar's junta before it donned civilian clothing and gave charm a chance.
