The Most Popular 9 Zara Items of 2018

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Each year, Zara churns out a handful of items that just stick with its consumers. Thanks to social media, realizing which items beat out all the rest is actually quite simple due to the overwhelming amount of fashion girls who love Zara. Ahead, we've narrowed down the most popular Zara items of 2018 to nine key pieces. These items were chosen based on the frequency of which we saw said items throughout the year. Whether you remember them on your favorite blogger, in your best friend's closet, or as part of your coworkers' go-to uniform, there's no denying you'll recognize at least one of these pieces. Chances are you probably own a majority of the items listed too.

1. '90s Strappy Sandals

With their barely-there straps and low kitten heel, it's no wonder why these sandals skyrocketed to It status over the summer. Our editor in chief, Kat Collings, wore these strappy sandals all over New York Fashion Week (10 miles, to be exact!) and can personally attest to their surprising comfort levels. 

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2. Beaded Handbag

Zara's twin beaded bags were a fan favorite among the Instagram crowd and were honestly just as fun to carry as they were to look at.

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4. Vinyl Strap Sandals

Zara's version of the PVC shoe trend hit the nail on the head and was obviously quick to sell out. Shoppers snapped these up to get the "Barbie feet" look for a lot less effort.

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3. Ruched Sweetheart Dress

When Zara first dropped its dreamy '80s-inspired party capsule, it cast Italian It girls Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini, making us lose our minds. 

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5. Puff-Sleeve Crop Top

Summer 2018 was definitively the summer of the romantic white top, as nearly every fashion brand released their version of the style. So no surprise Zara's cute crop was an instant hit among the influencer set.

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6. Neon Turtleneck

Just as soon as we smelled the neon trend emerging, Zara hit us with this ribbed turtleneck in electric green and pink.

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7. Checkered Sundress

It wouldn't really be summer if a Zara sundress didn't become a big hit. This year, it hit on so many trendy details: tie straps, button front skirt, and fresh green-and-white checkers.

8. Snake Print Boots

No lie, Zara shoppers drove miles in search of the last in-stock batch of these snake-print boots. Can you even blame them?

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9. Gingham Bikini Top

Zara fans hit up the retailer's affordable swim section before hitting the beach this summer and this printed underwire bikini top (it came with matching bottoms, too) was a clear favorite.

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Next, see all the items that dominated our Instagram feeds in 2018.

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Anna is an NYC-based senior fashion editor who has been a member of the Who What Wear team for over seven years, having begun her career in L.A. at brands like Michael Kors and A.L.C. As an editor, she has earned a reputation for her coverage of breaking trends, emerging brands, luxury shopping curations, fashion features, and more. Anna has penned a number Who What Wear cover interviews, including Megan Fox, Julia Garner, and Lilly Collins. She also leads the site’s emerging travel vertical that highlights all things travel and lifestyle through a fashion-person lens.