Well-groomed (adjective)

1. Having a clean and tidy appearance, especially one's hair, clothing, and general appearance.
2. In good condition and well-maintained, especially in reference to physical appearance.

Origin:

Derived from the words 'well' and 'groomed', it is a compound word. 'well' means 'good' or 'thoroughly' and 'groomed' refers to 'being clean and neat in appearance'. the term has been in use since the late 19th century.

Examples:

1. I was impressed by his well-groomed appearance, it seemed like he had put a lot of effort into looking his best.
2. She walked into the room looking confident and well-groomed, her hair neatly styled and her clothing pressed.
3. The well-groomed garden was a beautiful sight, with colourful blooms and neat paths.
4. The well-groomed horse was a pleasure to ride, its coat was smooth and shining.
5. He arrived at the interview with a well-groomed appearance, wearing a sharp suit and a polished pair of shoes.