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How to Say ‘I like your outfit.’ in Mexican Spanish

Me gusta tu atuendo.

meh GOOS-tah too ah-TWEHN-doh

[meh GOOS-tah too ah-TWEHN-doh]

💬 Usage Tip: Atuendo is correct, but in Mexico ropa or look often sounds more natural in casual speech. A common swap is Me gusta tu ropa.

Phrase Breakdown

Me gusta

meh GOOS-tah

I like

Expresses personal preference or liking.

Example

Me gusta el verano.

I like summer.

Words in this phrase

[meh]

Used by a speaker to refer to themselves.

Example

Me siento feliz.

I feel happy.

gusta

[GOOS-tah]

To find something enjoyable or satisfactory.

Example

Me gusta viajar.

I like to travel.

[too]

your

Possessive adjective indicating belonging to the person being addressed.

Example

Tu casa es bonita.

Your house is beautiful.

atuendo

[ah-TWEHN-doh]

outfit

A set of clothes worn together, especially for a particular occasion.

Example

Tu atuendo es elegante.

Your outfit is elegant.

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