[
US
/ˈkɑstumɝ/
]
[ UK /kˈɒstjuːmɐ/ ]
[ UK /kˈɒstjuːmɐ/ ]
NOUN
- someone who designs or supplies costumes (as for a play or masquerade)
How To Use costumer In A Sentence
- And, as I have patiently had to explain to costumers in shows I have directed, footwear is very important for the actor.
- And, as I have patiently had to explain to costumers in shows I have directed, footwear is very important for the actor.
- They are designers, art directors, costumers and especially animators.
- He keeps me around for when the costumers come back because he couldn't fix their problem.
- As per Manuel Vilanueva, may associate and friend request, attached is our procedure, list of available securities and application form to be filled by the costumer.
- Many of these grads find work at the corporate headquarters, or as costumers and milliners, or as freelance costume designers for other local theaters.
- We talk about planning, marketing, costumer service, some basic book-keeping … gripping stuff like that. Me, a teacher? hehehe.
- This kind of costumery can be really aspirational in a quietly haunting way. Gawker
- A parent, who is a costumer for a theatre company, provided many of the bright, colourful costumes.
- ‘Toby showed up on the set dressed so perfectly that our costumer did not even put him in another outfit,’ recalls the co-director.