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This term is derived from the Coronation street character Liz McDonald, who frequents tarty clothes, suitable for a younger generation, maybe 15 years ago. She wears lots of make up, and her trademark is a gold "L" around her neck. The term "Lizzin it up" therefore means basically to put on a lot of makeup and/or dress up in a way similar to Liz. However, as of late it has been used to describe any kind of preparation before going out on the town.
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