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Fashionistas totally mortified after spotting a popular 2000s trend hitting the autumn clothing rails in Zara again

THE FAST fashion retailer Zara have left style lovers mortified after introducing a once popular 2000s trend back in their autumn clothing collection.

Over the years, Zara have become one of the most popular retailers in the world – but it seems that their latest range for the upcoming autumn season has been a bit of a flop amongst die-hard shoppers.

One Zara fan was totally mortified by the new autumn collection landing at the storeTikTok/@bylindsayalbanese

This garment reminded her of some of the horrific fashion choices we made in the early 2000sTikTok/@bylindsayalbanese

One of those ”disappointed” with the latest collection was fashion enthusiast Lindsay Albanese, believed to be from the US.

According to her, she had popped into the store in hopes of nabbing ”some cute fall trends”.

”They’re always good for that, right? Well, I walked out with nothing.”

One of the garments she spotted whilst browsing around Zara, for instance, was a top that reminded her of the mortifying fashion from the early 2000s.

Looking at the item – a T-shirt with an in-built necklace – the shopper wondered in the video: ”Is it 2002 again? No, this is so dated.

”Just wear a necklace.”

Another clothing piece the style lover noticed in the new range for the colder months was a sparkly knitted cardigan with a zip.

Checking it out from all angles, Lindsay chuckled: ”So cheesy.”

Whilst she did manage to stumble across some pieces she was rather fond of, such as a denim bomber jacket and a halter neck dress, most of it was a fail.

Amongst the flops was a brown dress with frill detailing – but what the fashionista didn’t appreciate were the two bits of fabric just hanging below the hemline.

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”It just looks like your dress is coming apart and your shirt’s coming apart too.

”This is not cute.”

Fellow Zara shoppers raced to comments, where close to a hundred shared their thoughts.

One former fan said: ”I’ve swapped Zara for Massimo Dutti.”

Another chimed in: ”I saw a polyester blazer with pre-rolled sleeves at Zara today. Not the 2010s again.”

”I haven’t been able to shop anywhere the last 2 years bc [because] I hated the 2000’s fashion and it’s just getting worse,” a third added.

”I agree and the price,” someone else wrote.

”Can’t find anything in there this year,” a fashionista noted.

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Fashionistas totally mortified after spotting a popular 2000s trend hitting the autumn clothing rails in Zara again

THE FAST fashion retailer Zara have left style lovers mortified after introducing a once popular 2000s trend back in their autumn clothing collection.

Over the years, Zara have become one of the most popular retailers in the world – but it seems that their latest range for the upcoming autumn season has been a bit of a flop amongst die-hard shoppers.

One Zara fan was totally mortified by the new autumn collection landing at the storeTikTok/@bylindsayalbanese

This garment reminded her of some of the horrific fashion choices we made in the early 2000sTikTok/@bylindsayalbanese

One of those ”disappointed” with the latest collection was fashion enthusiast Lindsay Albanese, believed to be from the US.

According to her, she had popped into the store in hopes of nabbing ”some cute fall trends”.

”They’re always good for that, right? Well, I walked out with nothing.”

One of the garments she spotted whilst browsing around Zara, for instance, was a top that reminded her of the mortifying fashion from the early 2000s.

Looking at the item – a T-shirt with an in-built necklace – the shopper wondered in the video: ”Is it 2002 again? No, this is so dated.

”Just wear a necklace.”

Another clothing piece the style lover noticed in the new range for the colder months was a sparkly knitted cardigan with a zip.

Checking it out from all angles, Lindsay chuckled: ”So cheesy.”

Whilst she did manage to stumble across some pieces she was rather fond of, such as a denim bomber jacket and a halter neck dress, most of it was a fail.

Amongst the flops was a brown dress with frill detailing – but what the fashionista didn’t appreciate were the two bits of fabric just hanging below the hemline.

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”It just looks like your dress is coming apart and your shirt’s coming apart too.

”This is not cute.”

Fellow Zara shoppers raced to comments, where close to a hundred shared their thoughts.

One former fan said: ”I’ve swapped Zara for Massimo Dutti.”

Another chimed in: ”I saw a polyester blazer with pre-rolled sleeves at Zara today. Not the 2010s again.”

”I haven’t been able to shop anywhere the last 2 years bc [because] I hated the 2000’s fashion and it’s just getting worse,” a third added.

”I agree and the price,” someone else wrote.

”Can’t find anything in there this year,” a fashionista noted.

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