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The Wardrobe in Beauty and the Beast was never shown in her human form. Well, a while ago I saw a back view of a woman during the ending that struck me as a good candidate for her. I'm inclined to believe it is likely her. To see what I'm talking about, try going to the fan website "Tale AS Old As Time". Under the oddity section I submitted this little theory. Here is a [link]

Taking that back view as reference, I drew my own design of her. Taking what I could from her Wardrobe form, I did my best to make her have certain key elements like how the others did. I think she turned out fine and I'm hoping she is quite recognizable still.
The title "Madame Armoire" was chosen for her name instead of "Madame de la Grande Bouche" in the broadway play. It seemed more suitable since that was the name chosen for her when she was supposed to be a more integral character. Sadly for her Mrs. Potts took the limelight of notable female servant. So, here we go.
For other notes, the background is a screen capture I took that is enlarged and blurred.
All together, I like it.

Madame Armoire/The Wardobe belongs to Walt Disney Pictures.

Description
The Wardrobe in Beauty and the Beast was never shown in her human form. Well, a while ago I saw a back view of a woman during the ending that struck me as a good candidate for her. I'm inclined to believe it is likely her. To see what I'm talking about, try going to the fan website "Tale AS Old As Time". Under the oddity section I submitted this little theory. Here is a [link]

Taking that back view as reference, I drew my own design of her. Taking what I could from her Wardrobe form, I did my best to make her have certain key elements like how the others did. I think she turned out fine and I'm hoping she is quite recognizable still.
The title "Madame Armoire" was chosen for her name instead of "Madame de la Grande Bouche" in the broadway play. It seemed more suitable since that was the name chosen for her when she was supposed to be a more integral character. Sadly for her Mrs. Potts took the limelight of notable female servant. So, here we go.
For other notes, the background is a screen capture I took that is enlarged and blurred.
All together, I like it.

Madame Armoire/The Wardobe belongs to Walt Disney Pictures.