The definition of gucci is something that friends say because it's funny but it can also mean Roselyn and Milagro.
It’s a type of brand, but some people like to put it there name for clout, for an example Guccipayaam, he is a rapper and a very good athlete
Guccipayaam is so good at rapper and he is a very good athlete
Either a clothing brand from the man Guccio Gucci (i know right, that name) that has more than two billion pounds just to have.
Otherwise Gucci is like a new pair of Jordans you've just bought. Which then means a new pair of awesome shit that the dopest since before diplodocus.
"Dude I saw your new hat, dat shit is Gucci as fuck."
"Yeh I know right?"
A word used both by Julia Lu and to describe Julia Lu; it can be described as affirmation with flair. Being labeled as gucci can be of the highest reassurances and also indicate the chillest of vibes.
Hey man, it's all gucci.
That's Julia Lu... when it comes to presentations, she's gucci.
Cool, chill, awesome, ... To be all gucci means that everything's fine.
Come from the fashion brand 'Gucci'.
"Hey, how are you doing?"
"Great, everything's going gucci."
Officially, Gucci is an Italian brand of luxury fashion products, such as handbags and sunglasses. As many ghettoized American blacks have coveted Gucci's products, though, the word became a slang description, too. A gucci person is artificial, materialistic, and uppity—fixated on displaying wealth or refinement via possessions or airs—while a gucci thing is coveted by such a personality. Like calling someone "boujee", calling someone "gucci" was mostly pejorative. Yet since the 2010s, with vanity increasingly normalized and even esteemed in American culture, both slang words have shifted from connoting belittlement to connoting admiration.
What, you're too gucci for us now?
Hey, turn around so I can get a good look at that outfit. Wow. Gucci!