Hence, To look well (on or with), to set out. Said, esp. of an accessory, property, attribute, quality, or action, suiting or gracing its owner…

To set off to advantage, or with added grace, lustre, etc.; to adorn or grace. Obsolete.

transitive. To set off to advantage. Obsolete.

transitive. To adorn; to do credit to.

transitive. Scottish. To set forth or display, esp. to best advantage; to adorn, set off; to maintain with proper splendour.

To give a proper (or specified) aspect to; to set off, grace. Obsolete.

To display to advantage, put forward to attract attention, make attractive. Obsolete.

transitive. To show (something) to advantage; to set off. Obsolete.

To show to advantage, enhance, embellish.

transitive. To complement or be in accord with (something); esp. to be becoming to (a person or his or her figure, features, etc.).

transitive. To make (something) appear attractive; to set off. Obsolete.

transitive. To set off to advantage. Obsolete. rare.

To display or exhibit to advantage. rare.

To show to the best advantage, make effective, emphasize the good points of.