dressing sense/dress sense

[keen learner]

She has a good dressing sense/dress sense.

I like her dressing sense/dress sense.

Which one of the phrases is correct?

If both are correct, can either be used interchangeably or do they have different usages?

Please clarify.

Thanks.

[5jj]

She has (a) good dress sense.

I like her dress sense.

These are acceptable The article is not necessary in the first.

The second is a little strange. If you say that she has good dress sense, that already implies that you like it.

[keen learner]

She has (a) good dress sense.

I like her dress sense.

These are acceptable The article is not necessary in the first.

The second is a little strange. If you say that she has good dress sense, that already implies that you like it.

Thanks.
So is there no term as "dressing sense"?

[emsr2d2]

Thanks.
So is there no term as "dressing sense"?

You are right, there is no such term.