“I was a bit surprised by her getup. She's somewhat willowy and mousy, so this sort of outfit was a bit bold for her.”

“The getup of the book, as far as printing and paper are concerned, is splendid.”

“He wore the clerical robes of a priest, but there was something not quite right about his getup.”

“They stand out like the Harbour Bridge in their getups and habits, which are foreign to most Aussies.”

“Others are getting their kicks through the increasingly wacky, wigged-out Tokyo getups that look like something imported from Carnaby Street.”

“Potential ambassadors from Los Angeles to Florida lined up Thursday in safari jackets to suits, in hip casuals to office getups, hoping to turn a bit part into the Big Time.”