outdress
verb
out·dress ˌau̇t-ˈdres 
outdressed; outdressing; outdresses
transitive verb
: to dress in more fashionable, formal, or extravagant clothing than
"Please do not outdress the hosts who will be barefoot, or in flip-flops at best," [Christine Sterling] responds.
Joyce Lafray
Joyce Lafray… [Ted] Manderfeld hams it up as Elton John with a pink feather boa, sequined suits and sparkling, star-shaped glasses. "You can't outdress Elton," Manderfeld said … Adam Hammer
Adam Hammer
Word History
First Known Use
1786, in the meaning defined above
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