Wardrobe (noun)

1. A tall cupboard or closet for storing clothes.
2. A collection of clothing, jewelry and accessories.

Origin:

Middle english: from old northern french warderobe, from warder "to guard" + robe "robe".

Examples:

1. She opened the wardrobe and looked for a dress to wear.
2. I need to organize my wardrobe and get rid of some clothes that I no longer wear.
3. His wardrobe consisted of a few shirts, pants and a jacket.
4. She has a vast wardrobe of designer clothes.
5. The wardrobe department is responsible for the costumes and clothing used in a film or play.