How do you say "Your outfit is very stylish." in Japanese?

"Your outfit is very stylish." in Japanese is "とてもおしゃれですね。". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

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How to Say ‘Your outfit is very stylish.’ in Japanese

Q: What does "とてもおしゃれですね。" mean in English?

"とてもおしゃれですね。" means "Your outfit is very stylish." in English. Usage tip: [おしゃれ] often means stylish or well-dressed, not just "fashion" in the abstract. You can use it for a person, clothes, or a place: [おしゃれですね], [おしゃれな店].

とてもおしゃれですね。

totemo oshare desu ne

[toh-teh-moh oh-shah-reh dess neh]

💬 Usage Tip: [おしゃれ] often means stylish or well-dressed, not just "fashion" in the abstract. You can use it for a person, clothes, or a place: [おしゃれですね], [おしゃれな店].

🇯🇵 In Japan: With strangers, [おしゃれですね] is a safe compliment because it focuses on style rather than the person's body. It sounds warm and natural in shops, cafés, or casual public situations.

Phrase Breakdown

とても

totemo

[toh-teh-moh]

very

An adverb meaning very or really, used to strengthen compliments.

Example

その服、とてもおしゃれですね。

Those clothes are very stylish.

おしゃれ

oshare

[oh-shah-reh]

stylish; fashionable

Used to praise someone's fashion sense or stylish appearance.

Example

とてもおしゃれですね。

You are very stylish.

です

desu

[dess]

is; am; are

The polite copula used to make statements polite.

Example

その服はおしゃれです。

Those clothes are stylish.

ね

[neh]

isn't it?; right?

Sentence-ending particle that makes a compliment sound softer and friendly.

Example

とてもおしゃれですね。

Very stylish, aren't you.

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