1. Can you make the dress down for her young sister?

2. In many offices, people dress down on Fridays.

3. Can you make the dress down for me?

4. She squirmed in her seat and tugged her dress down over her knees.

5. We dress down at work these days, unless we're going to a client meeting.

6. Can you make dress down for her younger sister?

7. And always dress down, never brighter than the floor.

8. Can you make dress down for me?

9. She put the dress down to her mother's account.

10. Plus, even dress down days have their unwritten rules.

11. It's better to dress up than dress down.

12. Nowhere do dress down days mean that you can come to work in your grubbiest clothes.

13. This is especially true if the boss doesn't dress down as much as everyone else does.

14. Q: Should I dress up or dress down on the first date? A: It depends.

15. Some profes - sions, such as advertising, dress down all the time to demonstrate their creativity.

16. On more than one occasion I caught senior management using our symbolic disorder to dress down young constables.

17. Unfortunately, it's still the case that you have to dress down to be taken seriously.

18. Missoni modernized its suit at Milan fashion week, pairing a blazer with one of its trademark patterned fine-knits and fingerless gloves – showing you can dress down a suit too.

19. Many people want to know if they actually have to dress down.

20. When I was twenty-eight,[] I was teaching English to freshmen in a high school where occasionally the faculty and staff were allowed to dress down.

21. The actress, who is married to Michael Douglas, says: "I used to dress down and try to look plain and frumpy.

22. Nowadays in many companies there is a relatively new office custom of dress down Fridays.

1. Can you make the dress down for her young sister?