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Definition of wardrobe mistress in English: wardrobe mistress(also wardrobe master) noun A woman (or man) in charge of the making and organization of the costumes in a theatrical company. Example sentencesExamples - Cynthia was nominated by Jenny Taylor, wardrobe mistress on many of Cynthia's productions.
- During the day Sheena works as a wardrobe mistress, which means she mixes with a lot of young people, so she finds the variety of people in her evening classes both stimulating and fun.
- A Leigh-born wardrobe mistress and costumier to the stars, Jean Hunnisett, has died aged 73.
- Since the show takes place in a variety of locales, kudos go to the set designers, prop men, and wardrobe mistresses who had to create two entirely different shows each week.
- The Sunday Times's own wardrobe mistress, Claudia Croft, will be on hand to offer advice.
- Brian Brady directs all the action and also takes charge of musical direction while Michelle Wise takes care of the choreography and local member Alice McCann is the wardrobe mistress.
- If I hadn't become a successful actor I'd have been a wardrobe mistress, without a doubt.
- The band, armed with nothing but a couple of catchy tunes, a few metres of spandex and an imaginative wardrobe mistress, stormed up the album charts.
- I am an amateur wardrobe mistress who has been given items of fur over the years.
- The authentic costumes for the York production were hand-made by wardrobe mistress Margaret Soper.
- William Baker is no longer just Kylie's wardrobe mistress; he's now her Creative Director.
- Scottish Ballet's wardrobe mistress is transporting nine large mouse heads, actually lifelike rubber masks cunningly fashioned to resemble the stuff of nightmares, behind the scenes at Glasgow's Theatre Royal.
- Richard has provided the Japanese text from which the Rosemere wardrobe mistress, Janet Hardman, has created three stunning banners to dress the set.
- Costumes were put on just before we were due to go on, according to Mr. B and his formidable Russian wardrobe mistress.
- After a spell as the wardrobe manager's personal assistant, she became wardrobe mistress for the Sadler's Wells World Theatre Ballet Company.
- The back of the hall is given over entirely to Bernie Dunne, wardrobe mistress and her helpers.
- The teams then work with a professional lighting technician, set carpenter, and wardrobe mistress.
- Michael Hinchy is the musical director and the onerous task of wardrobe mistress is in the capable hands of Sandra Finn.
- The wardrobe mistress came from Kubrick's stable, and the make-up is flawless (and won the movie an Oscar nomination).
- Mr Bland's wife Janet, who is the theatre school's wardrobe mistress, has banned her accident-prone husband from going anywhere near anything sharp and from playing football.
Definition of wardrobe mistress in US English: wardrobe mistressnounˈwôrˌdrōb ˈmistrisˈwɔrˌdroʊb ˈmɪstrɪs A woman in charge of the construction and organization of the costumes in a theatrical company. Example sentencesExamples - Richard has provided the Japanese text from which the Rosemere wardrobe mistress, Janet Hardman, has created three stunning banners to dress the set.
- Since the show takes place in a variety of locales, kudos go to the set designers, prop men, and wardrobe mistresses who had to create two entirely different shows each week.
- Costumes were put on just before we were due to go on, according to Mr. B and his formidable Russian wardrobe mistress.
- Mr Bland's wife Janet, who is the theatre school's wardrobe mistress, has banned her accident-prone husband from going anywhere near anything sharp and from playing football.
- During the day Sheena works as a wardrobe mistress, which means she mixes with a lot of young people, so she finds the variety of people in her evening classes both stimulating and fun.
- A Leigh-born wardrobe mistress and costumier to the stars, Jean Hunnisett, has died aged 73.
- I am an amateur wardrobe mistress who has been given items of fur over the years.
- Cynthia was nominated by Jenny Taylor, wardrobe mistress on many of Cynthia's productions.
- The band, armed with nothing but a couple of catchy tunes, a few metres of spandex and an imaginative wardrobe mistress, stormed up the album charts.
- Scottish Ballet's wardrobe mistress is transporting nine large mouse heads, actually lifelike rubber masks cunningly fashioned to resemble the stuff of nightmares, behind the scenes at Glasgow's Theatre Royal.
- The teams then work with a professional lighting technician, set carpenter, and wardrobe mistress.
- The wardrobe mistress came from Kubrick's stable, and the make-up is flawless (and won the movie an Oscar nomination).
- Brian Brady directs all the action and also takes charge of musical direction while Michelle Wise takes care of the choreography and local member Alice McCann is the wardrobe mistress.
- The authentic costumes for the York production were hand-made by wardrobe mistress Margaret Soper.
- After a spell as the wardrobe manager's personal assistant, she became wardrobe mistress for the Sadler's Wells World Theatre Ballet Company.
- The back of the hall is given over entirely to Bernie Dunne, wardrobe mistress and her helpers.
- William Baker is no longer just Kylie's wardrobe mistress; he's now her Creative Director.
- If I hadn't become a successful actor I'd have been a wardrobe mistress, without a doubt.
- The Sunday Times's own wardrobe mistress, Claudia Croft, will be on hand to offer advice.
- Michael Hinchy is the musical director and the onerous task of wardrobe mistress is in the capable hands of Sandra Finn.
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