costuming

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• The vibrant choreography and lush costuming in one scene is juxtaposed by the stillness and bareness of the next.

• It’s bloody, epic in scope, and all the costuming is on point.

• There is a lot of elaborate make-up and costuming, and then a UFO arrives.

• The show was widely reported on for its eccentric costuming, and the episode translations.

• In Political Animals, clothes are not merely costuming; they are expressions of character motivation.

• And the costuming of the soft-focus heroine is feminine, maternal and homey.

• They might not have been wholly intellectual in their costuming, but their message was multilayered.

• All sports have their ethics and rules and their correct costuming.

• These last are the most picturesque note as to costuming and colouring in all Venice to-day.

• Lay aside this theatrical costuming of cavalry, of military step, &c., and it will be found that these meetings were lawful.

• He played a great part in costuming, but, curiously enough, he could never play parts of what I call elemental picturesqueness.

• Carefully Mrs. Phillips had made a study of every detail of Greek dancing and .