Sentence examples for wardrobe manager from inspiring English sources

And so does the wardrobe manager for Larry the Cable Guy.

Steve Maher offers the not particularly relevant but nonetheless pointed I think Murray should have a serious word with his barber and also employ a wardrobe manager.

Part of the allure is the numerous, exceptionally well-cut costumes, created by Ms. Soler and the show's wardrobe manager, Maria Spingola.

No staff member commands quite as much attention as Damion West, a charismatic 36-year-old wardrobe manager who speaks in a soothing baritone and calls himself the "the royalty liaison" because he deals with the V.I.P. clients.

"What girl isn't interested in seeing what her friend has in her closet?" So reasoned Ambre Dahan, the design director of Joe's Jeans and now the founder, with Amandine Rohmer, of Walk in My Closet, a virtual wardrobe manager and shopping site.

That's when he put his Donna Karans in dry dock and hired Mr. McSwain -- a football player turned model turned wardrobe manager to Mike Tyson (his eclectic orders include leather jodhpurs); Johnnie Cochran, the lawyer; Herbie Hancock, the musician; and, according to Mr. McSwain's count, a couple of hundred professional football and basketball players.

Then she works with the studios' wardrobe managers and discusses what clothes they'll need for the year.

All of this despite that many of the hair stylists, wardrobe people, managers and record label executives are also in the LGBTQ community.

Sitting in front of a mirror in the greenroom at MTV's Times Square studios, amid a swirl of makeup artists, publicists, wardrobe consultants, her manager, personal assistant and various other handlers, Jennifer Lopez is grooving on her first big moment as a pop star.

No "Wicked" cast members were playing that afternoon, Ms. Albrecht said, because they were needed at an understudy rehearsal, leaving the team to stagehands, stage managers and wardrobe assistants.

BETWIXT By David Cale; music written and performed by Jonathan Kreisberg; directed by Scott Elliott and Andy Goldberg; sets by Zaniz Jakubowski and Kevin Price; lighting by James Vermeulen; sound by David A. Arnold; wardrobe consultant, Eric Becker; production stage manager, Valerie A. Peterson; production supervision, Entolo.