dress the part
look the part

She told me that perhaps I should dress the part.

But it had seemed only right that he dress the part.

The first step, as always, is to dress the part.

It was a long list but he had said that she would have to dress the part.

If you have a theme, be sure to dress the part.

Nor is it a problem with dressing the part either.

And you can dress the part with hardly any effort.

They dress the part and are convinced there's a market for them.

Be sure you dress the part by looking like an average customer.

Life truly was his stage, and he dressed the part.

He has to get out there with the grassroots and still dress the part.

Adams also does not dress the part of football coach.

That had to be true, and the "doctor" dressed the part.

They were going to one of the more exclusive shopping areas in the city and decided to dress the part.

In other words, Canadians are making noise, and they're dressing the part.

He had tried hard to dress the part, succeeding only in appearing too English.

In the business world, successful men dressed the part.

He doesn't do well in t Tony could always dress the part.

If you don't dress the part, you'll never be accepted there.

These four hardly needed to dress the part, though.

Although they were not rich they certainly had money, and she always dressed the part.

Many of today's television heroines have jobs, often important ones, and they are dressing the part.

That means dressing the part, starting with a layer of long underwear.

There is often a specific theme to each year's event, and people are encouraged to dress the part.

"And since I expect you to be accepted as a member of my court, you'll have to dress the part.