| The costumery, borrowing from traditions that are caricatures of the cultures they represent, might have been delivered by Hollywood. |
| He pressed forward roughly, and once or twice he heard grumbling murmurs because he had deranged a difficult piece of costumery. |
| Besides my costumery work, I fetch things and run inside errands and help the actresses dress and the actors too. |
| It was also a sumptuous period for stage and theatre costumery. |
| Mardi Gras in subsequent years has reverted to its almost slavish devotion to costumery and tradition. |
| That's not to denigrate the costumery in its entirety, of course, which is otherwise beautifully done. |
