Sentence examples for which costume from inspiring English sources

Who's to say which costume is more appropriate for Ravello today?

Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, Mae West, and other stars of the 1920s and '30s all created characters in which costume was an integral part of the total identity.

The film's alternative aesthetic, including a spectacular wardrobe for which costume designers Lizzy Gardiner and Tim Chappel received an Academy award, is fondly remembered.

Directors such as Jean-Louis Barrault in France and Jürgen Flimm in Germany as well as theatre groups such as the Living Theatre explored political and social themes with innovative methods and techniques to which costume was essential.

The foregoing discussion does not attempt to be a comprehensive introduction to even one influence on fashion; it merely tries to suggest some of the ways in which costume can be analyzed and interpreted.

Officially, they were getting into hair and makeup for the morning's first show, but mostly they were blasting Rihanna, checking their phones and joking about whose backside could fit into which costume.

They frequently held well-attended, well-organized conventions, at which costumes were worn, handicrafts sold, and folk songs sung.

Another roll will determine which costumes go first, another which décor, and a fourth which lights will be used.

Its main events include beauty pageants, a Calypso Monarch competition, musical performances, and a Parade of Troupes, in which costumed teams of dancers perform in the streets.

Another Fremont favorite is the Texas Chainsaw Pumpkin Carving Contest, in which costumed carvers take chainsaws to pumpkins as big as 75 pounds.

They pointed to instances in which costumes were fitted but never used, to unnecessary rehearsal time demanded by first-time Met directors and to rising overtime costs, which the Met has acknowledged.