Sentence about dress up

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I would like to know if the following sentence are perfect to use.

There are tons of outfits and accessories in the closet. Dress Anna in a perfect outfit and accessories that perfect matches her personality.

Dress him up in a beautiful outfit and accessories.

Would you like to take part in the dressing session?

Get him dressed in the outfit that suits him best.

Tiny dressed his doll up in a gorgeous outfit and accessories.

if you want get dressed in the outfits and accessories that you love the most, visit our fashion store.

Thanks for your help.

Wilpeter · Accepted Answer

"There are tons of outfits and accessories in the closet." - perfect (although 'tons' might be an exaggeration!).
"Dress Anna in a perfect outfit and accessories that perfectly match her personality." (accessories is a plural word).
"Dress him up in a beautiful outfit and accessories." Grammatically correct (although men wear 'smart' or 'businesslike' outfits.)
"Would you like to take part in the dressing session?" Correct.
"Get him dressed in the outfit that suits him best." Correct.
"Tiny dressed his doll (up) in a gorgeous outfit and accessories." The word "up" is optional. Correct with or without it.
"If you want to get (to be) dressed in the outfits and accessories that you love the most, visit our fashion store." (Correct with "to" added. Either "to get dressed" or "to be dressed" will be fine.)

Wonder123 · Answer

wilpeter"Dress Anna in a perfect outfit and accessories that perfectly match her personality." (accessories is a plural word).

Yes there are many accessories to wear like watch, hat, scarf, jacket etc. So is it in appropriate to use accessories(plural form) in the sentence? Please help me correct the sentence.

Can I say "Dress her in beautiful accessories" or "accessorize her with/in beautiful accessories"

And please check the below sentence.
We have large collections of classy outfits, try each one of them on(or try on each one of them) and dress yourself up in the outfit you think would(or will) look best on you.

Our fashion designer has update the wardrobe with latest outfits and accessories, Pick an outfit and accessories of your choice and dress this fashion model up in them.

Pull out the outfit from the closet and dress this little boy up in it(or them)

Thanks for your help.

Wilpeter · Answer

Wonder123Yes there are many accessories to wear like watch, hat, scarf, jacket etc.

No, it fine as it is. I had mentioned 'plural form' to explain why I changed "matches" to "match" in your post.

Wonder123Can I say "Dress her in beautiful accessories" or "accessorize her with/in beautiful accessories"

Yes, "Dress her in beautiful accessories." is fine.
No, "accessorize her with..." is not suitable. Accessorize means with accessories, so it would be repetitive.

Wonder123We have large collections of classy outfits, try each one of them on(or try on each one of them) and dress yourself up in the outfit you think would(or will) look best on you.

You can use either "try each one of them on..." or "try on each one of them..." I happen to prefer the second version since to "try on" is a specific verb for dressing. "...and dress yourself in the outfit you feel will look best on you."
Both "feel" and "will" are more positive expressions to use. I suggest omitting "up" after "yourself" because "dress up" works better for models and children than for yourself.

Wonder123Our fashion designer has update the wardrobe with latest outfits and accessories, Pick an outfit and accessories of your choice and dress this fashion model up in them.Pull out the outfit from the closet and dress this little boy up in it(or them)

Change "update" to "updated" (past tense). Insert "our" before "latest outfits". Once again, "dress up" is usually better than "dress this fashion model up"; so for the fashion model and little boy, use:
"...dress up this fashion model in them." and "...dress up this little boy in it." (An outfit is singular.)

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