In addition to her career as a couturi�re, costumier, journalist, and pundit, Lucy Duff-Gordon took significant advantage of opportunities for commercial endorsement, lending her name to advertising for brassieres, perfume, shoes, and other luxury apparel and beauty items.
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Many of these outfits were made for him by Sydney'showbiz'costumier Len Taylor, although one famous red suit trimmed with leopard-print velvet cuffs and lapels ( now in the collection of the Powerhouse Museum, Sydney ) was reputedly made by his mother Thelma.
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Based in Clifton in a property bought with royalties from Julian Slade's musical " Salad Days ", the school trains actors, stage managers, directors, lighting and sound technicians, designers and costumiers for work in stage, television, radio and film productions.
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This involved Cole and five friends writer Virginia Stephen ( later Virginia Woolf ), her brother Adrian Stephen, Guy Ridley, Anthony Buxton and artist Duncan Grant who had themselves disguised by the theatrical costumier Willy Clarkson with skin darkeners and turbans to resemble members of the Abyssinian royal family.
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Other props were used, such as mini tents for Christopherson and Thighpaulsandra created by the artist Ian Johnstone, as well as a sculpture which would become the cover art for " Live Four ", designed by John Balance and Ossian Brown and created by the London dressmaker and costumier David Cabaret.
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Further divestments in this decade included BBC Books ( sold to Random House in 2006 ); BBC Outside Broadcasts Ltd ( sold in 2008 . to Satellite Information Services ); Costumes and Wigs ( stock sold in 2008 to Angels The Costumiers ); and BBC Magazines ( sold to Immediate Media Company in 2011 ).
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By Carmen Rivera; directed by Luis Caballero; translated by Raul Davila; producer, Miriam Colon Valle; set by Salvatore Tagliarino; costumes by A . Christina Giannini; lighting by Maria Cristina Fuste; musical arranger, Oscar Hernandez; sound by Frank Rodriguez; stage manager, Adolfo Vazquez; assistant stage manager, Pablo Tufino; props, costumier and makeup, Barbara Kent.
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However, initially it was still known as a theatrical costumier a December 1920 report in " The Times " detailed how goods to the value of approximately ?79 had been stolen from the theatrical store's Bond Street premises, comprising two pairs of'dandy'shoes, one pair of bronze shoes, paste buckles and 204 pairs of women's silk stockings.
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(X1 ) Hannah Allgood ( 1708 70 ), born in London, 24 March 1707 / 8; married secretly, 1724, John Glasse ( d . 1747 ), a half-pay officer in the army and had issue four sons and six daughters of whom five children died in infancy; despite not being a professional cook, she published as Hannah Glasse, " The Art of Cookery, Made Plain and Easy " ( London, 1747 ); " The Compleat Confectioner " ( c . 1760 ) and " The Servant's Directory or Household Companion " ( London, 1760 ), all reprinted many times; after her husband died she established herself as a costumier in Covent Garden and numbered the Princess of Wales among her customers; however she borrowed money heavily and was bankrupted in 1754, only being discharged in 1755 after selling the copyright in " The Art of Cookery " to a group of publishers; she was briefly imprisoned for debt in 1757; she died in Newcastle, 1 September 1770 and was buried at Broomfield ( Essex ) where her husband had been estate steward;
