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Here are the top 10 fashion brands people searched on Google in 2017

Gucci and Louis Vuitton were two the most popular fashion brands searched on Google in 2017.

Before the year comes to a close, Google has revealed its top searches in the past 12 months. One of those lists is the top fashion brands searched — these brands saw the highest spike in traffic this year compared to 2016.

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While most that made the list are high-end luxury brands — one outlier landed in the top ten that's based in Los Angeles, and sells lower price-point clothes than the rest: Fashion Nova.

See below how people were searching for their closets in 2017.

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