Dressed in a red coat and smiling, she shook hands with hospital staff on the steps outside.

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His dream, before the war, was to be a British Army officer, finely turned out in a red coat and brass buttons.

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Budding photographers should visit in the late afternoon to make the most of the red sunsets that coat the downtown rooftops in a rosy glow.

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Then she threw off her coat and displayed herself in a red-and-yellow costume.

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Shot predominantly in black and white, with spot colour for a Jewish child's red coat the film's unique identifying mark it recalls the tradition of post-war Italian neo-realism and the even older photographs of Roman Vishniac of Jewish life in Poland before the Nazis.

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Among them is the large yet oddly intimate portrait of "George III" (1771), in which there's a lovely play between the informal pose, the royal red military coat, and the delicate, even vulnerable, features of the king's face and hands.

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In the coat department, a 20-something couple (he in black mohair, she in denim shorts and red tights) argue loudly about the merits of a fake-fur jacket, while a couple of German tourists trundle by with flapper-style dresses slung over the top of their suitcases.

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