How to Say ‘You have great style.’ in Italian
Hai molto stile.
eye MOHL-toh STEE-leh
[eye MOHL-toh STEE-leh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: This sounds stylish and approving, but it's still a personal remark to a stranger. It lands best when clearly tied to visible choices like clothes, accessories, or overall presentation.
Phrase Breakdown
Hai
[eye]
you have
Used here to compliment a personal quality or sense of fashion.
Hai molto stile nel modo in cui ti vesti.
You have a lot of style in the way you dress.
molto
[MOHL-toh]
a lot of; much
Used before a noun to say someone has a strong amount of a quality.
Hai molto stile senza sembrare esagerato.
You have a lot of style without seeming overdone.
stile
[STEE-leh]
style
Often used to praise fashion sense, elegance, or personal flair.
Il tuo stile è semplice ma originale.
Your style is simple but original.
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