Sentence examples for getting too dressed up from inspiring English sources

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Getting too dressed up at these gatherings can be just as detrimental (and embarrassing) as wearing jeans to a gala.

Don't get too dressed up.

Don't get too dressed up or excited.

If you're too dressed up; Mess something up.

"I went last year with my husband" — the British comedian David Walliams — "and he quite liked getting dressed up, too!" Stone may have loved this silly costume, but she says she doesn't have the patience for vintage shopping, which is a shame given that Amsterdam teems with wonderful used clothing stores.

Why bother getting so dressed up?

"I love getting dressed up," she says.

"She loves getting dressed up, wearing dresses and going up on stage and singing.

"We got very dressed up," Ms. Pasternack said.

Get really dressed up for a night out.