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How to Say ‘It looks great on you.’ in Spain Spanish

Te queda genial.

teh KEH-dah heh-NYAL

[teh KEH-dah heh-NYAL]

💬 Usage Tip: [Quedar] often means 'to suit' or 'to look on someone,' not just 'to stay' or 'to remain.' So [te queda genial] is a very common way to say clothes look great on you.

Phrase Breakdown

Te

[teh]

to you

An indirect object pronoun meaning 'to you'; in this expression it refers to how something looks on you.

Example

Con «Te» el cumplido va dirigido directamente a la otra persona.

With “to you,” the compliment is directed straight at the other person.

queda

[KEH-dah]

suits

From 'quedar'; in clothing contexts it means 'looks good on' or 'suits.'

Example

Ese color te «queda» muy bien.

That color “suits” you very well.

genial

[heh-NYAL]

great

An informal positive word meaning great, fantastic, or really good.

Example

La palabra «genial» hace el cumplido más natural y moderno.

The word “great” makes the compliment sound more natural and modern.

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