Exiled immediately, Sir Rex chose to depart with all due imperial pomp, donning his ceremonial uniform: tunic, sword and hat plumed with ostrich feathers.
Anonymous, pharmaceutical market research Until recently, our department dress code stated that women should wear a full uniform (tunic and trousers) while men could wear trousers and a shirt of their choice.
It was following the introduction of these costumes that the nickname of the "Picard Maneuver" was given to Patrick Stewart's habit of tugging down his uniform tunic.
But in an exhibit of uniforms, a tunic from the 1956 film "Forbidden Planet" shares the same case as a NASA space suit from the Gemini program.
To look like one of them, I had borrowed a uniform: a blue tunic that had been stolen from the body of a Union soldier, or so I was told; a private's cap; scratchy wool pants with suspenders; and brogans, steel-heeled shoes that turned out to be surprisingly comfortable.
Members of the regiment paraded at Mons Barracks in full ceremonial uniform of scarlet tunics and bearskins, accompanied by the regimental mascot, an Irish Wolfhound named Conmeal.
The "mother uniform," a navy blue tunic, is meant for current officers but also fits in with plans to introduce conscription for women, said Lt. Col. Hans Norlen, head of the armed forces protocol department.
Gaby Aghion, founder of the Chloé label, settled in Paris in 1945, and adopted that soft blouse, worn with a dark tunic, as uniform until her death at the age of 93.
The first, the one likely sculpted around A.D. 200, wears a cloak and tunic, the uniform of a notable citizen.
For instance, "school tunic" becomes "uniform", "mother and father" becomes "mum and dad", "bathing" is replaced by "swimming", and "jersey" by "jumper".
The winter uniform consists of the tunic, long-sleeve white blouse, the blazer, green jumper or vest, Black Watch Tartan tie, Black Watch Tartan scarf and either green knee-high socks or black stockings.
