While people may not mean “everything is Gucci” when they say “everything is gucci,” both phrases can technically be correct. While most fashion houses have a seriously hard time tickling our whims while also staying true to their brands' traditions, Alessandro Michele has done a bang-up job being both novel and classic — and he owes it to consistency. There’s not a ton of variation in the look, feel, and actual items between every collection he puts out. Whether it’s fall, pre-fall, men’s, women’s, or anything in-between, Michele knows not to fix what’s not broken. Instead of writing a new novel each season, he’s slowly adding on a chapter each time.For anyone keeping up, though, Michele’s roster of trends at Gucci is so au courant, it seems to contain pretty much everything cool at the moment. Things that are “so Gucci” right now include furry loafers, not furry loafers, dresses in Jordan Almonds colors, sheer maxi-dresses, pussy bows, low-heeled loafers, berets, crochet, intense gold, watercolor roses, pineapples, sweater vests, trompe l'oeil ribbons, a certain shade of pink, rickrack trim, and big glasses frames. For fall 2016, Michele did all of those again — obviously — but tacked on a couple more. Click through for the grand rundown of "so Gucci" looks.
Unexpected colored tights.
This shade of pink.
Green sparkles.
Smart-lady suit sets.
Pussy bows.
Sea-anemone ruffles.
Nebbish frames.
Rainbow gowns.
Rosebuds worn at the neck.
Pleated, silk skirts.
Dudes on the runway.
Trompe l'oeil effects.
Athletic-luxe striped socks.
Black Panther iconography.
Ankle-strap platform sandals.
Renaissance Festival shapes.
Big lapels.
All-over spangles.
Cheerleader chevron.
Contrast collars.
Gold heels.
Layered sleeves.
Tiered maxi-dresses.
Coiled snakes.
Qing Dynasty prints.
Belted coats.
Stripe-trimmed bombers.
Throwback caps (last season's was the beret).
White socks with fancy outfits.
Furry sleeve cuffs.
Chinese handiwork-inspired embroidery.
Black neck ribbons.
Turquoise socks.
Transparent, colored frames.
Bell sleeves.
Piling on the jewelry.
Tapestry prints.
Sheer blouse sleeves.
Accordion purses.
Pink paisley.
Flora-and-fauna symmetry.
King Arthur haircuts.
Artists on the runway (it's Petra Collins!).
Those loafers.
Intense gold.
Dramatic capes.
Nerdy-sweet dresses.
Chinese button-knot closures.
Sheer dresses.
That red-and-green strap.
Embroidered roses.
Fringed hems.
Floral stencil patterns.
Squared-off Peter Pan collars.
These fur loafers.
Fairy-tale nude frocks.
Cropped, patterned suits.
Velvet dresses.
Modern safari-secretary shapes.
White cranes.
Margot Tenenbaum coats.
Girlish sweaters.
Disco suits.
Belted dresses.
Graffitied jokes about trademarks.
Square necks.
Crazy color-clashing.
Rose-tinted frames.
Puffy Edwardian sleeves.
Cheeky diaphanous gowns.
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