as ever

[Offroad]

Dear teachers

Am I right interpreting this sentence as follows?

You look good as ever = You have never look as good as today

or

You have always look as good as you do today

Thanks

[Raymott]

Dear teachers

Am I right interpreting this sentence as follows?

You look as good as ever = You have never look as good as today No

or

You have always looked as good as you do today <- This one, except the grammar's wrong, and you have it backwards.

Thanks

The proper expression is "as ... as", but lazy people sometimes leave out the first 'as'.
The sentence means "You look as good now as you have ever looked before."

[SoothingDave]

The second.

[Offroad]

I wonder why I typed 'look' instead of 'looked'.