Sentence examples for costume aspect from inspiring English sources

There's a definite costume aspect to it: Everything from latex French maid costumes to cloaks to full-body concealment (like the bondage suit from American Horror Story Murder House).

The costuming aspect of fan conventions was introduced by the creator of Famous Monsters of Filmland, Forrest J. Ackerman.

There's a tendency, especially in retrospect, to get distracted by the costume-y aspect of it all.

From shooting by candlelight in Tudor buildings to weaving fabrics for costumes, every aspect was discussed to make the programme look as authentic as possible.

When designing Dinah Lance's Black Canary costume, certain aspects of the comic book character were kept, while others changed entirely.

Many people choose costumes that signal an aspect of how they perceive themselves, said Prof. Donald Hill, an anthropologist at the State University of New York in Oneonta.

Opening with a scene in which he tries on a pair of his mother's red platform heels, Spooner tactfully focuses on the aspect of costuming, i.e. what it means to conceal oneself as another, rather than the hyper-sexuality of the shoes, or some genderized complexities of a boy trying on heels -- thereby making the reader aware of their own need to over-sexualize or force a caricature.

I am sure that Ms. Taymor can cite specific reference points from Eastern and Western theater traditions for every aspect of every costume in her production.

Take a look in the mirror and straighten out any aspect of the costume that seems off-balance.

In old paintings, it is always the face – rather than the historically distancing aspects of hairstyle, costume and decor – that conveys a sense that the person portrayed is someone recognisable who could step out of the painting into the present.

As with most aspects of this costume, simpler is better.