Modern medical apparel vs older style outfits

I like both the traditional style Nurse uniforms and more modern scrubs. Some of the nurses at my local hospital know how to wear the more modern ones and have to say some of them are pretty cute or sexy :-)

Never thought about the apparel but the clinic where I had my best exams was in an old part of the hospital and had old fashioned furniture, which i still think is kind of cool.

I have no preference, but I'm leaning more towards the modern attire, since it's what I'm used to seeing.

I was in the hospitol recently and i was kinda out of it a friend of mine wa visiting with me at the time. in walks this nurse to give me an injection i think to relax me (in my poor butt! lol) and she was dressed in the turn of the century old fashoned nurses uniform! i thought i was dreaming until my friend mentioned it to me later. it was kinda a turn on thinking about it later tho. i really like the old fashoned white starched uniforms! -Linda

Personaly i think that uniforms from 1950's got something verry special and charming, and the nurses looks just great in those uniforms.

I would say I prefer the modern look, I'm not that into the whole vintage thing, since I have seen more modern looks in my time, and that's what attracts me 😃 nothing like gloves and an examination gown

There is something special about the older look. I would guess because of my age and experiences over the years that the older 1950'/60's look holds a great attraction, but when I see photos or drawings of even older types of dress and uniforms, say from the 1920's or pre Great War, then it looks like heaven, it is all so sensual and yet stern and strict.

The same goes for older medical equipment.

Now don't get me wrong. This just applies to medical play. For anything truly and actually related to a medical problem, I'll take things as modern as they can get. Though I do have to admit that nowadays it is difficult to discern who is doctor, nurse, assistant, hospital employee or cleaning personnel for that matter. Equality in looks reigns.

Well i personally think the old apparel is a better than todays apparel!

I think the older atire was much better, today one can hardly tell the staff from the patients. Yes and I do think this also has to do with my age.

I have no preference if my physicians are in a suit, scrubs, or something that is comfortable while they still appear professional. I have seen mine in the full suit and tie with the cuff links and scrubs, polo shirt and t-shirt with either slacks or jeans. Shoes, everything from dress shoes, OR clogs, cross trainers, cowboy boots with the pant leg over the calf portion of the boot, birkenstocks, though never have I seen flip flops.

I say this as working alongside physicicans, being a patient in their office, to being inpatient at the hospital. I prefer my physicians to be comfortable in what they are wearing. At the end of the week on friday, checking in on their patients who are inpatient over weekends and holidays, if they still look professional, well groomed, dress down and be comfortable.

Ever wonder why some exam rooms are ice freezer cold? Take a look at what the physician is wearing as well as the nurse and the rest of the back office help. The nurse and her assistants run and get a work out.

As for them wearing jewelry other than a watch and ring, if they look good in it, if its tasteful, enhances their appearance, I say let them wear it if they choose. Their choice in clothing professionally and casual to wear in public and patient care is as individual as the stethoscope they choose to use.

I do like the startched white uniform look of 50's and 40's, and tiled look of an exam room with metal instruments, glass syringes, and amber latex tubing. I would not refuse treatments from a provider in scrubs or surgical attire.

A very cool old style but also think the modern

Love the 1950's doctors... But then the exam would have to be in 50's style as well...

*imagines...*

Scrubs are ok but old style is always my faverout

Scrubs or white zip front nurse dress.

I quite like the modern medical outfits, they seem a bit more cleansing and sterile than the older ones from the 1960's.

For me it has to be the 70's style nurse uniforms blue and white check with hat and sister in dark blue uniform elasticated belt hat black shoes and tights.nowadays cant tell who is who in hospital

I think the older style uniforms are much better and sexy than the modern day scrubs, especially the English nurse uniforms of the 1960s and 70s, with the white starched aprons and lace hats and frilly white sleeve cuffs. One uniform however, which I'm surprised no one mentions is the female one that used to be worn in England by the St John Ambulance Brigade. This was similar to the one worn in England by policewoman and the wrens and consisted of a crisp white shirt, black tie, black woollen skirt and black tunic, finished by a black hat, with a ribbon running round it. On the legs, the St John nurse worn black tights or preferably black stockings and black heels shoes to give it a dom effect. The uniform was especially dom looking when worn with black leather gloves, heavy makeup and with a black leather shoulder bag, drapped across the nurses shoulders full of wonderful devices ready to use on her patients and subjects

I prefer modern exam room / operating room and equipment. For clothing, both scrubs and classic white nurse uniforms I like.

I like the old fashion stuff when they wore the green scrub dress nylons scrub clogs warm up jackets nurses caps stethascopes around thier necks warm up jackets too and i like it when they did the old fashion nursing on the patients too and they would stay in the room with the dr at all times too.

Modern day scrubs are so much better since you never know what's underneath. There are so many different styles and types that can quite revealing if they bend over certain ways. Also females with nice figures can be accentuated with scrubs.

I'm for vintage Nurses uniforms 1900 - 1930 period, there is something about old medical scenes that arouses me. The Nurses of these times were not to be messed with, Very Wicked.

You can never beat the look of a traditonal uk 1960'2 1970's nurses uniform with whate cotton apron, puffy sleeves, ight nurses belt and buclke

I do prefer the old fashioned white nurses uniforms, particularly if they are worn with stockings rather than pantyhose. Those carried a sense of authority, which the multicolored scrubs worn today do not. And, at least in the US, one could select a uniform style to suit her personality. In those hospitals that employ a certain color scrub for a specific job category, that is virtually impossible to do.

Always prefer older style uniforms, they give the wearer a sense of authority and respect that a modern uniform never can.

As time passes, I expect there will fewer and fewer of us who appreciate nurses dressed in the traditional uniform off dress, cap, cuffs and apron. As the new medical fetishists have their first med fet experience, it will be with a nurse who will most likely be wearing scrubs and it will be the scrub uniform that does it for them.

I saw a few replies where the person liked uniforms from the early 1900's. This rather throws a spanner in my theory. I have to say I quite like those uniforms myself, but it is from the 1940's onward that, for me, was the heyday of the nurses uniforms. Right up until they started wearing those awful scrubs.

For the most, they do look smart, although I was at a clinic earlier this year and I'm sure the nurse got her scrub-top from the bottom off the laundry basket.

I like the starched white uniforms and cap. That's was on the nurse where I started my whole med fetish. I was in my early teens and she called me stud muffin. She made me feel better every time she walked into the room

Modern attire for sure!

For nurses, I do not have a strong preference regarding attire--scrubs are fine. For the doctor, I want business attire. I prefer a shirt and tie with dress slacks and shoes, white coat is optional.

I don't care what they wear. In this day and time having good nurses is something I have come to appreciate more than anything else. When the Doctors are thru slicing and dicing your recovery is thru the nurses. In my last three major surgeries I have had only one really bad nurse and he was a disaster but the hospital fixed the problem quickly. As the population ages good nurses are a must and I am thankful for them I just hope we pay them enough to keep them.