costumery
- noun
- /ˈkɒstjuːməri/
- Specialized
- After hours of preparation, the costumery was finally ready for the opening night of the show.
Examples
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Can you visit the costumery today?
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She worked in the theater's costumery, designing and sewing elaborate costumes for the actors.
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The theater's costumery was filled with outfits from every era.
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She studied costumery to become a professional costume designer for movies.
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The museum displayed a fascinating costumery from the Victorian period.
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The costumery at the theater is impressive.
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The director visited the costumery to ensure that each outfit matched the period of the play.
Synonyms
All the clothes a person owns for different occasions
Designing and making costumes for plays, films, or events
How Extensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Costumery comes from costume plus the ending -ery, where costume came from an old word for 'custom' or 'habit' and later meant 'dress' or special clothes. So costumery is the workshop or department that makes and looks after those clothes for theatre and film.