In " Human Again", she expresses contempt for her unnatural size and longs for the day she could again indulge in such human luxuries as makeup, gowns, and hair care.Īs implied by her name, her cursed state was a luxurious white and green wardrobe with gold linings and features that includes black eyes, light blue eyelids and deep pink lips.Īlthough her human form was never shown in the animated film itself (see Trivia below), it has been shown in other media. However, she was also secretly depressed because the nature of her transformation meant she can't do her opera aspects as she's a wardrobe, and thus felt she was useless. She always speaks in a sweet tone and tries to find the upside to every situation. The Wardrobe is a jovial and gregarious character. This name was later used in spin-off media such as Disney Princess games. Big Mouth" in French) in the stage adaptation of the film, where she has an expanded role and was even Cogsworth's love interest. Wardrobe is known as Madame de la Grande Bouche (which means "Mrs.
Her role was later expanded upon and ultimately taken over by Mrs. Nichols to the then entirely male cast of servants and was originally a more integral character named Madame Armoire (which means "Mrs.
The character of Wardrobe was introduced by visual development person Sue C. She had once performed at the Royal Opera and the King himself watched her. The second issue of the Beauty and the Beast comic expanded on the Wardrobe's character, revealing some of her backstory: she was an opera singer before turning into a wardrobe, hailed as "the toast of Europe" and "the brightest star ever to grace the stage".
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