costumier
- noun
- /ˌkɒstjuˈmɪər/
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disfrazador
- The costumier designed beautiful outfits for the upcoming theater production.
Examples
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So I'm a freelance prop maker and costumier for film, theatre.
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Is that gaston, the costumier?
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A trained theatrical costumier who has styled period dramas and movies, the range is inspired by vintage glamour and elegance.
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As a skilled costumier, she creates stunning costumes for ballet performances.
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The costumier provided a variety of costumes for the local school's play.
Synonyms
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A person who plans and makes special clothes for actors in plays or films
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A person who makes or provides clothes for plays and films
A person who makes and fits costumes and masks for actors
How Skilled
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Costumier comes from the French word costume, which means 'clothes for a play or party', and the ending -ier, which means 'a person who works with' something. So a costumier is someone who makes or supplies costumes for theatre and film.