It's a great look, but you're looking at the wrong girl
In a drama, at one party which the hero threw to invite a lady he was in love with, he tried to go out with her, but she said "It's a great look, but you're looking the wrong girl".
What's the meaning and nuance of "It's a great look" and "you're looking the wrong girl"?
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I think you would need to give more context for us to give a good answer. 'a good look' can just mean that something seems good. It can also be something that is done just to appear positive. So - in that case, it may be referring to throwing the party, but I can't be sure.
'you're looking at the wrong girl' is similarly unclear. I would guess that she is suggesting that someone else is 'the right girl', but again, without context, it could be anything.
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