Wardrobe Change definition

Wardrobe Change. A single wardrobe change shall consist of at least one additional clothing item worn above the waist (such as a blouse or shirt) and at least one additional clothing item worn below the waist (such as slacks or skirt) unless only one (1) such area is visible to the camera. If so, one (1) additional item in the visible area shall be considered a wardrobe change. Items such as dresses, gowns, overcoats, etc. shall be considered a change by themselves unless always worn as part of a single outfit. Further, each item of clothing shall be counted only once in determining the total number of changes even though the item may be used in more than one outfit. No additional fees shall be charged for mixing and matching wardrobe items. For example, if outfit #1 is a blue blazer and tan slacks and outfit #2 is a gray suit, use of the blazer and suit pants to create a third outfit shall not require an additional fee. Accessories such as scarves, ties, and jewelry shall not be counted as items of clothing for this purpose.
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Examples of Wardrobe Change in a sentence

  • Night Premium: For hours between 12:00 midnight and 1:00 A.M. - 10% additional per hour For hours between 1:00 A.M. and 6:00 A.M. - 20% additional per hour Interviews: $31.04 allowance for 1 1/2 hour interview Fittings: $41.38 allowance for two hours Wardrobe allowance: $15.00 allowance for tuxedo or white tie and tails Wardrobe Change: $5.00 for first change and $7.50 for two or more changes.

  • Night Premium: For hours between 12:00 midnight and 1:00 A.M. - 10% additional per hour For hours between 1:00 A.M. and 6:00 A.M. - 20% additional per hour Interviews: $35.74 allowance for 1 1/2 hour Interview Fittings: $47.65 allowance for two hours Wardrobe allowance: $15.00 allowance for tuxedo or white tie and tails Wardrobe Change: $5.00 for first change and $7.50 for two or more changes.