Sentence examples for which wardrobe from inspiring English sources

And it's up to each troop to decide which wardrobe pieces to buy.

This is a case in which wardrobe, by the prolific costume designer Patricia E. Doherty, reflects changing attitudes and self-esteem.

Choosing which wardrobes I want to recreate makes them discrete sculptures, as opposed to one big indexical installation or set.

Jack looks like a girl, with long hair, and he sometimes sleeps in a wardrobe, which he calls "Wardrobe".

They disregard all the understated, don't-let-your-clothes-wear-you principles on which your wardrobe is built.

We used two tame white rats which the wardrobe girl powdered dark - that was what everyone was terrified of.

But when she went to the next room, where the lawyer was arranging chronologically the press cuttings and programs and photographs of Laila in the roles for which the wardrobe had provided, she turned over a few programs and remarked, more to be overheard by him than to him, "Never really had the leads she believed she should have had, after the glowing notices of her promise, very young.

"They are sleek and modern with a minimalist presence, an iconic trouser and staple around which every wardrobe revolves".

There are some television shows ― "Sex and the City" and "The Golden Girls" come to mind ― in which the wardrobe becomes a character of its own.

Star was Ms Streisand's baby, produced, directed and performed by her, for which her wardrobe - embroidered caftans, beaded chokers and peasant skirts (as they were called back then) - served as costume department.

But there is a second and more fundamental reason the current mood of fashion – in which our wardrobes are steered by the chic, understated, piece-by-piece minimalism pioneered by Stella McCartney and Phoebe Philo at Céline – has benefited Zara.