Sentence examples for to be overdressed from inspiring English sources
It takes a lot to be overdressed at the state opening.
At Selfridges, personal shopper Charlotte Bridgens has noticed that "no one wants to be overdressed at parties these days.
I know some people worry they're going to be overdressed, but when I go out I don't care.
Ernest and Delia are seen preparing for an anniversary dinner for which they will turn out to be overdressed and, when they return, will be revealed to have undertipped.
A suit is the hair shirt I want every new-media mogul and mini-maverick to be wearing right now, in the heat of summer, when it's particularly unpleasant to be overdressed.
It's much better to be overdressed.
Never be overdressed and try to look good even when dressed casually.
It's hard to imagine a men's mag suggesting "this is the one month of the year you can never be overdressed", much less "go out and buy yourself a fabulous party suit".
Salads can be overdressed.
"I was worried I'd be overdressed; I'm really glad you didn't dress up, either".
"It's the one month of the year you can never be overdressed," purrs Red magazine, "so go all out this Christmas and buy yourself a fabulous party dress".
