Dress
Dress adjective - Relating to or suitable for wearing to an event requiring elegant dress and manners.
Usage example: the naval commander wore his dress uniform to the ball
Sharp and dress are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sharp" instead the word "Dress" as a verb or an adjective.
Both words in one sentence
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Their chief adversary, the Red Clan, has no dress code, but most of its members dress like gangsters and rebels, putting them in sharp contrast.
Source: Dress-Coded for Your Convenience -
Sharp-Dressed Man: Bill and his father are noted to dress this way, with Willis Sr.
Source: Literature / Aunt Dimity -
With her pink dress and flowers she might look the part, but living in the slums has made her very sharp and streetwise.
Source: The Ingenue
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