1.   His eyes were clear but his white wig was askew.

2.   All justices and the barristers who speak before the court wear the formal white wigs.

3.   Cindy Crawford was on the cover of the first George magazine, wearing a midriff-baring top and a white powdered wig.

4.   Justices wear a more elaborate white wig and red robes for more formal occasions.

5.   Later, a shoulder-length white blonde wig covered her champagne-blonde hair.

6.   She wears a high white wig and an elaborate gown in shades of pink.

7.   The antiquated Electoral College fashioned by fellows in white wigs actually makes sense by comparison.

8.   Their costumes were complete with white wigs and beards, all-white suits, glasses and walking canes.

9.   Three-cornered hat, white wig, knickers.

10.   The Lord Chancellor wants to shed his black silk tights and long white wig.