Do you still wear an apron ?

Yes, I do. I am a very messy cook.
I don't wear one for doing housework though, just a pair of tatty jogging bottoms and an old t shirt!

I wear a tabard when washing up, that`s the only time though. I tend to do my cleaning jobs in my nightie and dressing gown, before getting dressed.

I wear one when bathing the dog...cleaning the woodburning.... polishing shoes..doing "dirty" jobs..or if am wearing good clothes whilst cooking(not often!)

Woodburning stove... stupid phone!!!

I have a collection from places I have visited. I'm a very messy cook and I tend to wipe my hands on them.
The local nursery were having an afternoon tea party and my friend, who works there asked if the staff could borrow some.
I haven't been able to throw out the pretty ones, I inherited from my mother, so I lent them.
My friend calls me, "The apron queen".

It all depends on what I m cooking. If it's going to be messy well yes I do. If no mess foreseen no I don't. Still like aprons though. never seen DD wearing one though.

I wear one when baking and cooking, but not when cleaning.

Never do, never have* - but sometimes wish I did, esp. after splashing bleach-containing bathroom cleaner on to a nice, relatively new linen top!
*except for the cookery apron I had to make at school, at 11 or 12!
Though now I come to think of it, I will beg or borrow one before cooking Christmas dinner - always seem to manage to splash fat/turkey juices on whatever I'm wearing.

Ooh have a collection of aprons (neighbour just gave me another one from Portugal) and put one on a soon as I go into kitchen ……

I don't although I have a black one with skulls and roses on it which I think I wore at Christmas. I also made a blue and white striped apron at school with my name on the top and also a cap.

My mother always wore a nylon overall in the shop she ran and then in the hotel - she still had them when they retired and always wore them to wash up or bake. I had an aunt who was like Catherine Cookson's Fanny McBride - she always wore a tabard - bless her - she was so lovely.

I used not to when young but I do now, all the time, so it has to be pretty or comic or?!!!!

My mother used to get very cross with Fanny Cradock on television because she never wore an apron!

I do have one, but rarely use it. I don’t do serious cookery.