Sentence examples for usual costume from inspiring English sources

The usual costume, known as jūdōgi, is a loose jacket and trousers of strong white cloth.

As well as the physical challenge of dressing ice dancers, Field found herself approaching the design process from a different angle to her usual costume work.

If it sounds like a global canvas, it is — with more than the usual costume changes and production surprises to help cover the territory.

According to the story, Collins came out of his office to meet Penn — who was dressed in his usual costume of black leather jacket, jeans, and motorcycle boots — and, after being told about "Asparagus," asked why he should review it.

The Last Mistress pushes things a little further than the usual costume drama proprieties: a sex scene in front of a child's funeral pyre, and another featuring a position that I suspect wasn't widely practised in French salon society at the time.

He was given a red tank top in addition to his usual costume in Mortal Kombat 4, but his alternate outfit was blue and featured him shirtless again.

Mary Annie sent him the Chronicle picture of the girl and her fiancé, the two of them no different from any of the other photographed couples, sitting in an arbor in the usual costumes, his hands on her shoulders.

I loved his piece on Miloš Forman encouraging him to be "strong, true, netcheral" while controlling his every action, and in the same piece the self-deprecating humour of Callow's description of his own "Usual winter costume: a sweep-ing black fedora, an ankle-length black overcoat, and a bright red carnation in my button-hole".

Eschewing the usual tacky costumes and camp performances that have become a staple of the contest, Sebastian wore a smart blue velvet jacket and hat.

That was soon followed by the Masterpiece Theater PBS classics with Colin Firth acting even more stuffy and British than usual in Victorian costume dramas.

If someone comments that it is a "girl" costume, his usual response is: "What do you care?