Fine feathers make fine birds



Fine feathers make fine birds.

Prov. If you dress elegantly, people will think you are elegant. (Can be used ironically, to suggest that even though someone dresses well, he or she is not a high-class person.) Bill: I don't see why I should have to wear a necktie for a job interview. Jane: Fine feathers make fine birds.
See also: bird, feather, fine, make

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Artemio-Italian, Spanish
BreesheyBREE-shəManx
Gafar-Arabic
Ashbee['æʃbi]
Myrddin-Welsh Mythology
Gavinogah-VEE-noItalian