Green’s Dictionary of Slang

rag (up) v.

[rag n.1 (2b)]

(US Und.) to dress oneself up.

[US](con. 1900s) J. Callahan Man’s Grim Justice 27: The first thing we did was to ‘rag up’ [...] we each spent about one third of our first subway haul investing in new outfits.
[US]Current Sl. V:2 11: Rag heavy, v. To dress well.