[William May]

Originally Posted by Brynjar ↗

Fuck, a nurse in a white nursing uniform and white hat shows up?? This is "text book" stuff!

She's not a real nurse. "She"'s a GUY, with a nurse fetish, and he just came down from his apartment to cop a feel.
Or something else. I don't know.

[gimlet]

Originally Posted by Brynjar ↗

Fuck, a nurse in a white nursing uniform and white hat shows up?? This is "text book" stuff!

You see nurses with white hays in old USA movies. Sometime in the 1960's or 1970's they stopped wearing hats. Not sure when the uniforms went away, now they all wear informal smocks. Kind of like the death of business suits I guess.

[gimlet]

Here is Google's responses:

"Why did nurses stop wearing white uniforms?
Nurses continued to wear white until the 1960s, when feminists decided white symbolized diminished power. ... The nurse's white dress soon gave way to pantsuits and then to scrubs in the 1980s. Nurses found they could lift and maneuver patients more easily when wearing scrubs—and that scrubs were cheaper than uniforms."

"However, the use of the nurses' cap had begun to slowly decline in Western Europe and Northern America by the mid 1970s. The use of nurses' caps in the medical facilities of the United States all but disappeared by the late 1980s with the near universal adoption of "scrubs."

[gimlet]

1st pic: nurse before Women's Liberation
2nd pic: nurse after womens' liberation