armarium
Americannoun
plural
armariaEtymology
Origin of armarium
From Latin: “cupboard, safe,” equivalent to arm(a) “weapons, tools” + -ārium -arium
Example Sentences
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Visit the Armarium showroom Tuesday and Wednesday to shop the After Labor Day sale, featuring discounts of up to 80 percent on designer pieces from Carolina Herrera, Monique Lhuillier, Etro and more.
From New York Times
The Armarium twice-yearly sale ends Thursday.
From New York Times
WWD: Pieces from your spring, resort and fall 2016 collections are currently available at Armarium’s Los Angeles pop-up shop.
From Los Angeles Times
On Wednesday afternoon, Georgina Chapman hosted an event at luxury ready-to-wear rental service Armarium’s Los Angeles pop-up shop off Melrose Avenue.
From Los Angeles Times
Or make like a supermodel and rent the aforementioned looks from Armarium for your next selfie opt for $75 apiece.
From New York Times
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