How to Say "gown" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “gown” is “vestido” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
Ella compró un vestido rojo para la fiesta.
She bought a red dress for the party.
El vestido de novia era espectacular.
The wedding dress was spectacular.
Prefiero los vestidos de verano porque son más cómodos.
I prefer summer dresses because they are more comfortable.
It's Masculine!
Even though a 'dress' is an item typically worn by women, the Spanish word for it, 'vestido', is masculine. Always remember to say 'el vestido' (the dress) or 'un vestido' (a dress).
Gender Mix-up
Mistake: “Me gusta mucho la vestido que llevas.”
Correction: Me gusta mucho el vestido que llevas. Because 'vestido' is a masculine noun, you need to use the masculine article 'el'.
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