Significats de costumier en anglès

In my free time: I'm an actress and a costumier as well.

I've got Florian's address here, and he knows every costumier in London.

In five minutes a dozen turnings intervened between me and the costumier's shop.

He must surrender himself unconditionally to the costumier, and obey implicitly his behests.

Further-andthis is very rare-itowes nothing to the adventitious aid of the costumier.

The painter, hairdresser, and costumier, had performed their several offices- Iwasready for the masquerade.

Not at the costumier's or the cleaner's so soon.

Do we not buy our fate at the costumier's?

From spacesuits for films and dresses for Game of Thrones, costumier Chantelle Gerrard has been busy.

To paint a real historical picture one requires the assistance of a theatrical costumier and a photographer.

This is a reprint of a delicious guide published in the 1970s by celebrated costumier Edith Head.

Moreover, I doubt if there is a costumier in England who knows how to cut "rationals" properly.

And any disguise you may think of, that too I could procure from a costumier, a Jew I know.

Perhaps the Duchess thought that by employing the same costumier, she might also gain some of the venal beauteous attractions.

Her gowns had not only style, which might be due to the costumier, but also effect, which is entirely personal.

It was full of clothing,-garmentswhich might have formed the stock-in-tradeof a costumier whose speciality was providing costumes for masquerades.