The largest demonstration will be outside parliament where barristers and solicitors – many in wigs and gowns – will assemble and then march on the Ministry of Justice to hand in a modern copy of the Magna Carta, the 13th-century charter which first imposed legal restraints on executive power.
We would wear long black academic gowns, and jackets and ties to all meals, and we would say Latin grace before we ate.
"I have always believed I should wear three graduation gowns – bachelor's, master's and PhD," she said.
Hardly innovative, but after a morning of brocaded gowns and Mr Trump, a bit of simplicity made a welcome end to the day.
The advert in question was for butter and featured both men sporting wide grins, cream dressing gowns and their trademark (but mercifully saliva free) curly hairstyles while seated at the breakfast table.
Later in the film, when Christie, in the role of the beautiful, bored, young model, marries an Italian prince, she changes to expensive, elegant gowns.
Floor-length tulle dresses in primary brights later in the show would swoop through the lobby on the way to a cocktail party, as would satin sheaths and sequinned gowns.
This more relaxed take continued through the first half of this show, before the trademark gowns and tailoring came out.
Eveningwear comprised of the finely beaded flapper-influenced gowns that have become a Lauren favourite, neat trousers and an asymmetric top with flowing satin train, and simple fitted satin slipdresses.
In fact, dressing gowns are currently getting some unlikely love from designers.
Isabel Marant's spring/summer collection had dressing gown style belts over muslin-y dresses, and the first collection from Hillier Bartley for autumn/winter, the new label from awesome design duo Katie Hillier and Luella Bartley, has actual dressing gowns turned into coats, for a new interpretation of pajama dressing.
