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Karin Gibson 4 years ago

Well we know whatever it is it is washable...

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Clavelle 4 years ago

Testing the melting point of the shoes.

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The fashion giant Zara is a part of the Inditex Group, which in 2019 reported a sales growth of 7%, setting new records for revenues, profits, and cash. Inditex’s portfolio includes other successful fashion brands like Massimo Dutti, Pull & Bear, Bershka, Stradivarius, and more. However, Zara stands out as a particular leader in the pack. It was ranked 29th on global brand consultancy Interbrand’s list of best global brands and surpassed the Swedish giant H&M.

The secret to Zara’s success has to do with its strategy to go hand in hand with rapidly changing fashion trends with virtually no delay. According to Who What Wear, one thing Zara will never do is produce or design the same garment twice. When the product sells out, it’s never going to be remade in the exact same fashion. However, you can spot the same materials, patterns, and decors drifting from season to season, one collection to another.

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Rowlie 4 years ago

A Kriss Kross fan- nice

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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 4 years ago

Wow, I never new the Invisible Man got into modeling.

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Harold Summer 4 years ago

Child's pose is definitely more comfortable on a couch

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Zara releases new products about twice a week, which makes it always appealing to returning customers. But imagine how the photo studios are hustling to create the shoots you see on the site. Yes, those odd ones too.

Fashion editor Lauren Eggertsen, who visited Zara’s headquarters to learn how it functions, said that “there are 15 studio sets where all the magic happens, and each of them is accompanied by its own team (photographer, stylist, etc.).” There are many different stylists working to create the fresh and innovative looks to sell on Zara’s website. That’s why the styling never looks the same even if the image features the product.

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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 4 years ago (edited)

After one too many days of social distancing, Amelia finally gave a big proverbial "screw you" to the world and turned into a cat.

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Harold Summer 4 years ago

Maria surreptitiously releases some pent-up gas.

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Capermom 4 years ago

They should've hidden those toes instead... lol

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Lekha Kosuri 4 years ago

This could be of anything but the jacket

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Rowlie 4 years ago

well sometimes you just HAVE to do some serious thinking over a tennis net after You just shaved a sheep

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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 4 years ago

My Scottish heritage is personally offended by this outfit.

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Amy Noble 4 years ago

Because Florence never grew out of the swaddling phase

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Harold Summer 4 years ago

Maria finally discovered the photographer lurking under the table

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Just another bot 4 years ago

Everything looks bad, from the awkward pose to the crumpled jacket, colour scheme, the wrinkled bed sheet background ...

4points

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Sergio Bicerra 4 years ago

Wanna look classy when drunkenly holding a wall? Go to Zara.

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Rowlie 4 years ago

the girl was like "you wouldn' catch me alive wearing this"

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Mojones 4 years ago

She only displays the routine a buyer has to go thru to put them on, 'cause they'll be too small and tight anyway

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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 4 years ago

Is she channeling her inner cat and getting ready to knock that strange "abstract block" (honestly, what the bloody hell is that thing) off the kitchen counter?

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Rowlie 4 years ago

This one I kinda get- she was trying to hide those ugly shoes

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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 4 years ago

Didn't you know that the new yoga pose "reclining Netflix Binge" is all the rage?

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Rowlie 4 years ago

Who doesn't practice yoga in jeans these days?

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Madison Lam 4 years ago

I get that their trying to be artistic or what ever, but like...come on

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Rowlie 4 years ago

it's like she forgot the book she pretends to read

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Nadine Khazaka 4 years ago

Susan finally found a way to unstuck her butt cheeks after the unfortunate superglue incident.

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Zara models are just being cringe now ... pic.twitter.com/g8IR2oV1jY
— Iram ♡ (@Iraam_x) May 14, 2020

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Rowlie 4 years ago

I think it captures the spirit of this shirt perfectly

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Yvonne Mackay 4 years ago

no it doesnt , material cheap , cut absymal , sewing awful , it shows the garment does not wear well

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Sam T Godfrey 4 years ago

How to destroy a perfectly good 1968 peasant blouse...

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Ashley Conover 4 years ago

God no

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Laura Crawley 4 years ago

It’s the skinny model again.

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Jaysa Maheem 4 years ago

that one was actually good! i wanna buy that!

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Sarah Nunns 4 years ago

oh and another horrible garment, it's no wonder they make such an effort to hide most of 'em.

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kathryn stretton 4 years ago

Just how cheap does this look? Cheap material, crappy cutting, same sewing. Terrible.

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Lana Belysheva 4 years ago

I just learned that I was wearing a coat wrong my entire life...

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Cassie 4 years ago

When I was a teenager in the late 80s, early 90s, I would wear my coat regularly, but let it slip down to my elbows and that bothered my father to no end. I wonder what he would have thought had I worn it like this.

17points

Hans 4 years ago

Zara's marketing department wanted to get attention to the brand. They succeeded.

47points

SilverLining 4 years ago

Yep. Gone viral. Now they can add real pictures again. Could you imagine the meeting where they dreamt up this concept?

40points

Pittsburgh rare 4 years ago

Or just an attempt to disguise how unflattering the design is or how cheap the materials are.

11points

Judith Finch 4 years ago

I dunno if that worked. It made me never want to look at their site.

6points

Rissie 4 years ago

Still not buying their products though. But many will :)

5points

Lama Lady 4 years ago (edited)

Its not bad. But its not good either like so many things \_(•-•)__/

2points

Sam T Godfrey 4 years ago

I didn't see a brand on any of those women. A few tattoos, but no brands!

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Rose the Cook 4 years ago

So who buys these if they can't see what they really look like worn normally?

30points

Kathy Baylis 4 years ago

The whole point of catalog modeling is to show people who aren’t in a store what the outfit looks like, front and back, so they can get an idea of its cut and shape. Either Zara hired a photographer who’s a frustrated artist, or their clothes are so cheap and badly made they need to hide as much of them as they can in order to sell them. Caveat Emptorium. Take heed, people. They’re trying to sell you a pig in a poke.

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Seabeast 4 years ago

I'm betting on "cheap and badly made".

5points

Raine Soo 4 years ago

I have never shopped at Zara. And, after this pretentious attempt at being cool and ahead of the curve, I doubt that I ever will. Not that Zara cares about my opinion, of course.

11points

Lola 4 years ago

I attempted to a few times, but the quality is extremely poor.

3points

Murphy Dyess 4 years ago

Women, don't buy these clothes. Doing so makes us all look like gullible idiots.

8points

Aunt Messy 4 years ago

Well, maybe they've finally realized that cheap knockoff clothes made by slave labour in Asia that are all fake fibers that will live in landfills for eternity are a Bad Thing and they're trying to go out of business and save the planet.

8points

Seabeast 4 years ago

@CorgiGirl, you do realize that there are a whole whack of choices in between Zara and Prada, right?

4points

Paul K. Johnson 4 years ago

This seems pretty normal to me. I mean what kind of weirdos don't try on new clothes on top of the stove?

8points

Seabeast 4 years ago

I prefer to crawl into the oven to get a bit more privacy.

2points

Lola 4 years ago

The problem with Zara is when you get to the clothes up close and see the quality which is very poor. The stitching and sewing are always horrible. And don’t even get me started on the cheap fabrics they use. For the prices they ask, they need to do much better quality work.

5points

Duska Radmanovic 4 years ago

I couldn't find nice thing in Zara like never. It's always something wrong with cutting or material or sewing or all the above mentioned.

5points

kathryn stretton 4 years ago

What is it with so many of them wearing the stuff backwards?

5points

Aunt Messy 4 years ago

Proving that most models can't dress themselves? I got nothing.

4points

Dorothy Parker 4 years ago

Despicable company. Holocaust shirts for children. Swastika design on handbags. They know exactly what they're doing. Melania Trump knew exactly what message she was sending with her Zara coat.

3points

Miss Cris 4 years ago

It wasn't Zara. It was Zadig and Voltaire.

1point

HempFairy 4 years ago

Go home, Zara.. you are drunk!

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Monday 4 years ago

They got a ton of free advertising from people sharing the crazy pictures with friends.

2points

Wim Cossement 4 years ago

If COVID-19 has thought us anything is that we actually need less of all this junk and clutter. People are addicted to consuming s**t we don't need that much...

2points

John Baker 4 years ago

It looks like they're trying to be edgy, but coming off as incompetent.

2points

Mikky 4 years ago

This has been driving me crazy for ages. I thought it was just me! Shopping online with Zara is infuriating because I can't see what the clothes actually look like. I just want to see the clothes! I end up closing my browser out of frustration.

2points

Miss Cris 4 years ago (edited)

But also in many more brands: long hair that catches most part of a t-shirt or arms catching the other part. They aren't arty, nor beautiful, nor charming, nor a good image to women, nor USEFULL.

0points

Viv Hart 4 years ago

Nothing looks worth buying anyway!

2points

mph seti 4 years ago

Trying to be 'cute' or 'artsy' and failing at what they're supposed to do: advertise and sell product. Whatever. Don't shop with them. There's hundreds of other online clothing sellers that do it right.

2points

Rianna Panda 4 years ago

thank you! i had the same thought when i was browsing zara last time..

2points

Nickname 3 years ago

Stop fast fashion, stop making trash

1point

it's me again 4 years ago

How does this company manage to sell anything?

1point

Lilli Anne 4 years ago

So glad this had been picked up. I was going nuts the other day when trying to choose a nice dress with a gift voucher I recieved. Didn't buy anything in the end because I couldn't visualise what any of them actually looked like. Get over yourselves Zara. You're making yourself seem WAY out of touch. Get real.

1point

GFSTaylor 4 years ago

I'm starting to think Zara's models are all too skinny and weak to be able to stand upright on their own.

1point

Monica Cordeiro 4 years ago

Totally. I‘ve been missing Zara while it’s closed but haven’t bought anything online. Everything is styled and posed hideously on their website.

1point

Mikky 4 years ago

They also have too many close-ups of the model's faces. I want to buy jeans, I don't care what the model's face looks like, I'm not buying mascara. Just show me the damn clothes!

1point

Lynda Momalo 4 years ago

Honestly, I the models were all tripping balls and they couldn't get them to put on the clothes right.

1point

Gayle Karen 4 years ago

I think Zara marketing department needed attention to their brand...but its all wrong. You don't want to look like that...it looks death, boring, ugly, cheap. I lost my taste to Zara after I see Zombie models wrapping blankets. Please bring back beautiful cloth designers!

1point

Kathy Baylis 4 years ago (edited)

Thank you for saying that! Clothes shopping nowadays is a nightmare of weeding through a pile of c**p to find one good piece—-and price or label don’t matter. I’ve seen pricey designer clothing that’s as cheap and badly made as stuff from the cheaper knockoff stores. And the designs look like they came out of Frederick’s of Hollywood or drumpf’s wet dream; skintight, too low cut, too short, material so thin it’s virtually sheer, extremely revealing cutouts, logos and graphics when all you want is a plain, shirt, and constructed in such a way as to make wearing proper foundations under them impossible. Some of us are modest and don’t want to go braless or wear clothes that show so much skin. Where can you outfits that are elegant and tasteful when you need them? Where are the well made clothes with good lines, made out of good solid material? Even prom dresses—-marketed to teenagers for goodness sake—-look trashy and way too grown up for 16, 17, and 18 year olds. What happened to understated elegance and class? When did we consent to looking and acting so trashy?

2points

Mia Lukie 4 years ago

I guess the photographer is WAY before their time. They see themselves as a real 'artiste'!

1point

Celtic Pirate Queen 4 years ago

Just another reason I couldn't care less about "fashion". This is some of the dumbest s**t I've seen in advertising.

1point

Xandra, The Little Hufflepuff 4 years ago

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Grace Smith 4 years ago

At first I thought it was a joke but nope

1point

Just another bot 4 years ago

There's a fine line between getting attention and making your brand look ugly. This would put me off buying anything off them, no matter how much it's shared....just nooooo

1point

Jace 4 years ago

High fashion is s**t. Always has been.

1point

Joannie Goulet 4 years ago

This is what happen when designers forget everything about function.

1point

Nadine 4 years ago

I feel a visit to their website coming on.

1point

LoL.alpaca 4 years ago

these are just so stupid i just had to laugh

0points

Jo Choto 4 years ago

The problem with a lot of these pics is that you can't really see what the clothing looks like, which kinda defeats the whole purpose.

0points

Lukáš Vůjtek 4 years ago

Sorry, poses are not what bothers me. These models are painfully thin and ugly. Nothing I like to look at. And .. IMHO .. ads should be pleasant to look at (IMHO!)

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jamena6018@gmail.com 4 years ago

Wow Beautiful

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Jean Guittet 4 years ago

It's not surprizing, it's Zara... the shop where the male models are over 1m90 even in countries where the average size is 15cm smaller.

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F S 4 years ago

Honestly, ZARA has always shown their models in weird poses. Nothing new to me. For years l‘ve been wondering when looking at their pics: “Who’s wearing who? The models are wearing the clothes or the clothes are wearing the models?!”

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Robyn Denton 4 years ago

I would say this is a very clever ploy to ensure that customers can never demand a refund because 'the item they received doesn't match the picture'. The customer has no idea what the item actually looks like.

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Muriel Gillespie 4 years ago

Sack the photographer😡

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Jane Moore 4 years ago

WEll one good lesson - never buy from Zara on line

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Jessica Stewart 4 years ago

I like Zara but it's gone in a weird direction. The girls are posed so strangely and why am I seeing reflections instead of the clothes? These models look like they were told "pretend you don't know how to take direction and we're doing interpretive dance...and go." I'm imagining there was no photographer and the models were doing selfies because this doesn't look at all professional. It reminds me of cheap pseudo porn American Apparel ads and it's off putting.

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Truxxton 4 years ago (edited)

Low IQ, no talents, all they got and rely on are skinny genes from their parents. They get paid for “walking” and “posing” and this is the best they came up with? UGLY presentation with sole purpose of getting attention and sell products. Oh, not to mention they covered up most the products? (Oh, I am sorry, it’s the “try to pique your interest 2020” campaign from advertising department) They do anything because designer shoes and $500 half torn jeans are essential for zoom meetings during this pandemic. Don’t you want your company to pay you for walking from your bathroom to Kitchen, stands there, give you this “I am the most beautiful thing in the world but I am totally f*****g pissed because this is really really hard work and what?! NO merch?!?!!” Look? And don’t give me all the b******t about how hard they work, I have two words for you, FRONTLINE WORKERS. Those “models” definitely deserve to get $2 an hour hazardous pay, until end of June, of course.

0points

1337 4 years ago

Hm maybe they are not really selling clothes? Maybe it's just for show :P

0points

Caroline Driver 4 years ago

Weeeell, good job I already don't shop at Zara

0points

Andy Warholla Jr. 4 years ago

Seeing as this is their attempt at doing "art" I now undertand why they feel the urge to steal other people's artwork. :D https://www.boredpanda.com/zara-stealing-designs-copying-independent-artists-tuesday-bassen/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=organic

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Xandra, The Little Hufflepuff 4 years ago

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Xandra, The Little Hufflepuff 4 years ago

this would be a good photo if not for the fact she is standing on a couch haha-5ec9b...99d938.jpg

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Xandra, The Little Hufflepuff 4 years ago

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Xandra, The Little Hufflepuff 4 years ago

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Xandra, The Little Hufflepuff 4 years ago

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Xandra, The Little Hufflepuff 4 years ago

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Cathelijne van Weelden 4 years ago

I am a bit sad though that this seems more like an ad for Zara... Bit of one way reporting. Where are the other voices? About people who make their clothing are not paid a normal wage... Every item is only made once? That is not a pro but a con.. Check the fast fashion docu on Netflix. Yes, the modeling is crazy but the raving words in between 😢

0points

Random Panda 4 years ago (edited)

I guess they're trying to hide how effin ugly and poorly made their clothes are?

0points

TESSA ADKINS 4 years ago

these are all good insta photos but not a shops. Seriously why go through all that trouble to not even seem to show the acctual thing right.

0points

Geoffrey Holland 4 years ago

People sure get butthurt over stupid s**t.

0points

frederic eeckman 4 years ago

They probably do that so it's more difficult for young creators to spot immediately that Zara stole their work.

0points

elia 84631 4 years ago

Is this brand good;

0points

Capermom 4 years ago

Yes, they are quite good. Don't believe the badmouthers. Check out their website and go to one of their stores; their clothes are made in Spain and/or Portugal, and they are of really decent quality at decent prices.

1point

Lizzy Dalla Costa 4 years ago

Love it!!!

0points

Elaine Brennan 4 years ago

Its pretty funny and gets people talking about Zara so mission accomplished

0points

Marie-Stephane Art 4 years ago

It is like modern art: doing thing different just for the sack of it, and the result is just awfull...

-1point

Amanda Clark 4 years ago

A company that steals ideas from others? No thanks.

-1point

Tammy Ralph 4 years ago

With the coronavirus everybody's working from home, lol.

-1point

reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 4 years ago

Super . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Why

-1point

Becca Gizmo the Squirrel 4 years ago

Next their going to have a creepy old granny dressed in a nice dress in the ceiling corner like in a scary movie. Or bent over backwards crawling down the stairs all freaky like.

-1point

Micah Pettit 4 years ago

Well.... it's creative, I'll give them that.

-1point

kat lia 4 years ago

A friend of mine is crazy about zara and i don't understand why.

-1point

KandiePrine 4 years ago

Next thing you know they'll be using "photoshop" and "airbrush." What a world.

-1point

Ayra 4 years ago

I feel like a lot of these photos could be self-shot by the models. That would somehow explain the weird places. If the company just pics out he most outstanding photos, weird pictures would have more chances to be chosen therefor encouraging models to do them.

-1point

natie marie 4 years ago

what i still don't understand though is Zara clothes feel cheap, smell funny look frumpy on and cost quite a bit. guess the reason they have to wear them weirdly on the photos is because they don't look good on?

-1point

Capermom 4 years ago

That is simply untrue.

0points

Evil Little Thing 4 years ago

I feel like most of those weird poses were meant to hide how ugly the clothes are, and the rest were because they didn't fit the models.

-3points

CorgiGirl 4 years ago

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Aunt Messy 4 years ago

They're cheap and tacky and they LOOK cheap and tacky. There is a middle ground between designer and that cheap c**p. Still.....if you want to look like you dress in the dark, knock yourself out.

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BoredKid 4 years ago

Just because somebody is skinny doesn't mean they're anorexic. I, for example, am very skinny but i eat a c**p load of food each day. I do get your point, that they aren't very inclusive with their models sizing, but it's a struggle for us, and I've constantly been called anorexic which is honestly really hurtful and has become a big insecurity.

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Lana Belysheva 4 years ago

I just learned that I was wearing a coat wrong my entire life...

89points

Cassie 4 years ago

17points

Hans 4 years ago

Zara's marketing department wanted to get attention to the brand. They succeeded.

47points

SilverLining 4 years ago

Yep. Gone viral. Now they can add real pictures again. Could you imagine the meeting where they dreamt up this concept?

40points

Pittsburgh rare 4 years ago

Or just an attempt to disguise how unflattering the design is or how cheap the materials are.

11points

Judith Finch 4 years ago

I dunno if that worked. It made me never want to look at their site.

6points

Rissie 4 years ago

Still not buying their products though. But many will :)

5points

Lama Lady 4 years ago (edited)

Its not bad. But its not good either like so many things \_(•-•)__/

2points

Sam T Godfrey 4 years ago

I didn't see a brand on any of those women. A few tattoos, but no brands!

-2points

Rose the Cook 4 years ago

So who buys these if they can't see what they really look like worn normally?

30points

Kathy Baylis 4 years ago

13points

Seabeast 4 years ago

I'm betting on "cheap and badly made".

5points

Raine Soo 4 years ago

I have never shopped at Zara. And, after this pretentious attempt at being cool and ahead of the curve, I doubt that I ever will. Not that Zara cares about my opinion, of course.

11points

Lola 4 years ago

I attempted to a few times, but the quality is extremely poor.

3points

Murphy Dyess 4 years ago

Women, don't buy these clothes. Doing so makes us all look like gullible idiots.

8points

Aunt Messy 4 years ago

8points

Seabeast 4 years ago

@CorgiGirl, you do realize that there are a whole whack of choices in between Zara and Prada, right?

4points

Paul K. Johnson 4 years ago

This seems pretty normal to me. I mean what kind of weirdos don't try on new clothes on top of the stove?

8points

Seabeast 4 years ago

I prefer to crawl into the oven to get a bit more privacy.

2points

Lola 4 years ago

5points

Duska Radmanovic 4 years ago

I couldn't find nice thing in Zara like never. It's always something wrong with cutting or material or sewing or all the above mentioned.

5points

kathryn stretton 4 years ago

What is it with so many of them wearing the stuff backwards?

5points

Aunt Messy 4 years ago

Proving that most models can't dress themselves? I got nothing.

4points

Dorothy Parker 4 years ago

Despicable company. Holocaust shirts for children. Swastika design on handbags. They know exactly what they're doing. Melania Trump knew exactly what message she was sending with her Zara coat.

3points

Miss Cris 4 years ago

It wasn't Zara. It was Zadig and Voltaire.

1point

HempFairy 4 years ago

Go home, Zara.. you are drunk!

3points

Monday 4 years ago

They got a ton of free advertising from people sharing the crazy pictures with friends.

2points

Wim Cossement 4 years ago

If COVID-19 has thought us anything is that we actually need less of all this junk and clutter. People are addicted to consuming s**t we don't need that much...

2points

John Baker 4 years ago

It looks like they're trying to be edgy, but coming off as incompetent.

2points

Mikky 4 years ago

2points

Miss Cris 4 years ago (edited)

But also in many more brands: long hair that catches most part of a t-shirt or arms catching the other part. They aren't arty, nor beautiful, nor charming, nor a good image to women, nor USEFULL.

0points

Viv Hart 4 years ago

Nothing looks worth buying anyway!

2points

mph seti 4 years ago

2points

Rianna Panda 4 years ago

thank you! i had the same thought when i was browsing zara last time..

2points

Nickname 3 years ago

Stop fast fashion, stop making trash

1point

it's me again 4 years ago

How does this company manage to sell anything?

1point

Lilli Anne 4 years ago

1point

GFSTaylor 4 years ago

I'm starting to think Zara's models are all too skinny and weak to be able to stand upright on their own.

1point

Monica Cordeiro 4 years ago

Totally. I‘ve been missing Zara while it’s closed but haven’t bought anything online. Everything is styled and posed hideously on their website.

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Mikky 4 years ago

They also have too many close-ups of the model's faces. I want to buy jeans, I don't care what the model's face looks like, I'm not buying mascara. Just show me the damn clothes!

1point

Lynda Momalo 4 years ago

Honestly, I the models were all tripping balls and they couldn't get them to put on the clothes right.

1point

Gayle Karen 4 years ago

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Mia Lukie 4 years ago

I guess the photographer is WAY before their time. They see themselves as a real 'artiste'!

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Celtic Pirate Queen 4 years ago

Just another reason I couldn't care less about "fashion". This is some of the dumbest s**t I've seen in advertising.

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Xandra, The Little Hufflepuff 4 years ago

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Xandra, The Little Hufflepuff 4 years ago

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Xandra, The Little Hufflepuff 4 years ago

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Xandra, The Little Hufflepuff 4 years ago

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Grace Smith 4 years ago

At first I thought it was a joke but nope

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Just another bot 4 years ago

There's a fine line between getting attention and making your brand look ugly. This would put me off buying anything off them, no matter how much it's shared....just nooooo

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Jace 4 years ago

High fashion is s**t. Always has been.

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Joannie Goulet 4 years ago

This is what happen when designers forget everything about function.

1point

Nadine 4 years ago

I feel a visit to their website coming on.

1point

LoL.alpaca 4 years ago

these are just so stupid i just had to laugh

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Jo Choto 4 years ago

The problem with a lot of these pics is that you can't really see what the clothing looks like, which kinda defeats the whole purpose.

0points

Lukáš Vůjtek 4 years ago

Sorry, poses are not what bothers me. These models are painfully thin and ugly. Nothing I like to look at. And .. IMHO .. ads should be pleasant to look at (IMHO!)

0points

jamena6018@gmail.com 4 years ago

Wow Beautiful

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Jean Guittet 4 years ago

It's not surprizing, it's Zara... the shop where the male models are over 1m90 even in countries where the average size is 15cm smaller.

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F S 4 years ago

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Robyn Denton 4 years ago

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Muriel Gillespie 4 years ago

Sack the photographer😡

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Jane Moore 4 years ago

WEll one good lesson - never buy from Zara on line

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Jessica Stewart 4 years ago

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1337 4 years ago

Hm maybe they are not really selling clothes? Maybe it's just for show :P

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Caroline Driver 4 years ago

Weeeell, good job I already don't shop at Zara

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Andy Warholla Jr. 4 years ago

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Xandra, The Little Hufflepuff 4 years ago

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Xandra, The Little Hufflepuff 4 years ago

this would be a good photo if not for the fact she is standing on a couch haha-5ec9b...99d938.jpg

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Xandra, The Little Hufflepuff 4 years ago

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Xandra, The Little Hufflepuff 4 years ago

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Xandra, The Little Hufflepuff 4 years ago

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Xandra, The Little Hufflepuff 4 years ago

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Cathelijne van Weelden 4 years ago

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Random Panda 4 years ago (edited)

I guess they're trying to hide how effin ugly and poorly made their clothes are?

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TESSA ADKINS 4 years ago

these are all good insta photos but not a shops. Seriously why go through all that trouble to not even seem to show the acctual thing right.

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Geoffrey Holland 4 years ago

People sure get butthurt over stupid s**t.

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frederic eeckman 4 years ago

They probably do that so it's more difficult for young creators to spot immediately that Zara stole their work.

0points

elia 84631 4 years ago

Is this brand good;

0points

Capermom 4 years ago

1point

Lizzy Dalla Costa 4 years ago

Love it!!!

0points

Elaine Brennan 4 years ago

Its pretty funny and gets people talking about Zara so mission accomplished

0points

Marie-Stephane Art 4 years ago

It is like modern art: doing thing different just for the sack of it, and the result is just awfull...

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Amanda Clark 4 years ago

A company that steals ideas from others? No thanks.

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Tammy Ralph 4 years ago

With the coronavirus everybody's working from home, lol.

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reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 4 years ago

Super . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Why

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Becca Gizmo the Squirrel 4 years ago

Next their going to have a creepy old granny dressed in a nice dress in the ceiling corner like in a scary movie. Or bent over backwards crawling down the stairs all freaky like.

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Micah Pettit 4 years ago

Well.... it's creative, I'll give them that.

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kat lia 4 years ago

A friend of mine is crazy about zara and i don't understand why.

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KandiePrine 4 years ago

Next thing you know they'll be using "photoshop" and "airbrush." What a world.

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Ayra 4 years ago

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natie marie 4 years ago

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Capermom 4 years ago

That is simply untrue.

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Evil Little Thing 4 years ago

I feel like most of those weird poses were meant to hide how ugly the clothes are, and the rest were because they didn't fit the models.

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CorgiGirl 4 years ago

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Aunt Messy 4 years ago

They're cheap and tacky and they LOOK cheap and tacky. There is a middle ground between designer and that cheap c**p. Still.....if you want to look like you dress in the dark, knock yourself out.

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Demi Zwaan 4 years ago

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BoredKid 4 years ago

9points