How to Say “Glamorous” in Italian

glamour
The English word "glamorous" can be translated into Italian as glamour.
glamour is used to describe someone or something that possesses a stylish or glamorous quality.
Meaning: Having glamour, stylish (adj)

Which one should you use?

You may encounter Sofisticato/a when describing a person or object that is both sophisticated and glamorous.

Did you know?

  • The word glamour is an English loanword and does not follow standard Italian adjective endings. Regardless of whether the person or object is masculine or feminine, it remains glamour.
  • Italians frequently use the word diva to encapsulate the concept of a glamorous woman. While in English 'diva' often implies a difficult personality, in Italian it strongly evokes the golden age of cinema glamour.
  • If you describe someone as scintillante, you are literally calling them 'sparkling', a common way to express a glamorous, high-energy presence.

Examples in context

  • Maria era elegantissima alla festa
    Maria looked very glamorous at the party.
  • Il suono del pianoforte dava un'atmosfera raffinata e glamour alla serata
    The sound of the piano gave the evening a refined and glamorous atmosphere
  • Lui è un uomo sofisticato, sempre vestito in modo glamour
    He is a sophisticated man, always dressed glamorously
  • Ha un'allure molto glamour
    She has a very glamorous allure
  • È un evento molto glamour.
    It is a very glamorous event.
  • Hai un look davvero glamour.
    You have a truly glamorous look.
  • Quel film sembra molto glamour.
    That movie looks very glamorous.

Example conversation

Martina and Alessandro are getting ready for a gala.

  1. Martina

    Alessandro, questo abito è abbastanza glamour?
    Alessandro, is this dress glamorous enough?
  2. Alessandro

    Sì, sei assolutamente glamour, Martina.
    Yes, you are absolutely glamorous, Martina.
  3. Martina

    Grazie, volevo qualcosa di elegante.
    Thanks, I wanted something elegant.
  4. Alessandro

    Hai scelto perfettamente.
    You chose perfectly.
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