court robes
Judge's formal attire
Court robes are the formal ceremonial garments worn by judges, barristers, and other legal officials during court proceedings.
These typically include long black gowns, sometimes accompanied by wigs in British and Commonwealth traditions.
The robes signify the authority and solemnity of the court: The judge entered in full court robes.
By extension, court robes may refer to ceremonial dress worn at royal courts.
- gownLong formal garment
- silk gownDress of woven cocoon fiber
- judicialOf courts and judges
- ermineWeasel prized for pelage
- silkFine woven insect fiber
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- Korean historyJoseon dynasty, Three Kingdoms, DMZ, demilitarized zone, Korean DMZ
- Ming DynastyForbidden City, Ming vases, treasure fleets, Beijing, Nanjing
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Ordinary daily attire
casual wear · loungewear · plainclothes · civvies · casual attire
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