Definition of: wardrobe

(wôrd′rōb′) noun
1. A large upright cabinet for wearing apparel; formerly, a large clothes closet or room, where clothes were also made and repaired.
2. All the garments of any one person.
3. In a noble or royal household, the department responsible for clothing, jewelry, etc.
4. The costumes of a theater or theatrical troupe.
5. The styles of a particular season taken collectively: the spring wardrobe. [<AF warderobe, OF garderobe <warder keep + robe a robe, dress]