It is so 20th century. A little history is in order. The white lab coat first made its appearance in the late 1800s. Prior to that, lab coats were traditionally beige and worn in, well, laboratories.

However, Bazil took photos of himself wearing a lab coat carrying a Jackson Health/University of Miami logo. He shared the images on social media. One image was captioned "Dr. Bazil." ...

Elsewhere at Rowan, 11 rising high school seniors spent time in Engineering Hall and Cooper Medical School labs, as part of ...

-- Wash lab coats, preferably in hot water and bleach, at least once a week. One survey found that while hospital workers washed scrubs every one to two days, they washed lab coats every 12 days.

With that, Elizabeth reverts to her lab coat and simple makeup — but slightly more than usual. It’s a look she feels comfortable enough with for her to be in front of the camera.