Zara Shoppers Are Saying It’s Impossible To Shop Online Due To Weird Modeling Poses, Share Screenshots To Prove Their Point
Working that pitch-perfect shot is all about striking a pose. But one fashion giant seems to have taken this idea a little too literally.
Known as a serial offender in weird and controversial fashion choices (read about it in our previous article), the Spanish clothing retailer Zara is leaving everyone baffled again. When someone pointed out how weirdly their models are posing, shoppers started wondering what the heck these girls are doing. From a woman crouching on a stove to another levitating in the air like Spiderman, it seems like someone was tryin’ a tiny bit too hard. Whether Zara seeks to attract a niche customer or is playing it "too cool for school" remains largely a mystery.
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After one too many days of social distancing, Amelia finally gave a big proverbial "screw you" to the world and turned into a cat.
My Scottish heritage is personally offended by this outfit.
Everything looks bad, from the awkward pose to the crumpled jacket, colour scheme, the wrinkled bed sheet background ...
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?
Didn't you know that the new yoga pose "reclining Netflix Binge" is all the rage?
I get that their trying to be artistic or what ever, but like...come on
Susan finally found a way to unstuck her butt cheeks after the unfortunate superglue incident.
Just how cheap does this look? Cheap material, crappy cutting, same sewing. Terrible.
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.
Load More Replies...Zara's marketing department wanted to get attention to the brand. They succeeded.
Yep. Gone viral. Now they can add real pictures again. Could you imagine the meeting where they dreamt up this concept?
Load More Replies...So who buys these if they can't see what they really look like worn normally?
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.
Load More Replies...Zara's marketing department wanted to get attention to the brand. They succeeded.
Yep. Gone viral. Now they can add real pictures again. Could you imagine the meeting where they dreamt up this concept?
Load More Replies...So who buys these if they can't see what they really look like worn normally?
