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FASHION fans are racing to Zara for Olivia Attwood’s “fabulous” leopard print dress.
The Loose Women star wore the midi dress on the chat show two weeks ago, but has only just revealed where it came from.
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According to the Zara website, only a few items remain of the draped midi dress with a waist, which 33-year-old Liv combined with a belt.
The sleeveless dress for € 35.99 is made of a linen blend.
It has a round neck and a V-neck at the back, as well as a split at the back at the hem and an invisible zipper at the back.
Olivia shared a series of photos as she posed in the dress.
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She wrote in the caption: “A recent Loose Women look.”
Fans quickly flooded the comments section with compliments and promises that they would grab the dress from Zara themselves.
But since then, the stock on the website has dwindled.
Luckily, you have options if your size is sold out.
There are a number of dupes of the dress on the internet, including on Shein and ASOS.
Perhaps the closest copy of the Zara dress is the Miss Selfridge maxi dress with scoop neck and round back in animal print.
This is currently reduced by 24% to £27 on ASOS.
Another dupe is available from SHEIN Privé.
This version has a side slit instead of a back hem slit, but costs just €9.49.
Olivia wore the dress during an interview with Made In Chelsea’s Louise Thompson and Ryan Libbey’s life-changing birth trauma.
Dupes of Olivia Attwood’s leopard print dress
Miss Selfridge – Long scoop neckline dress with low back in animal print, £27 on sale – buy here
Shein Privé Women’s Elegant Sexy Long Leopard Print Pleated Dresses with Side Slits, £9.49 – buy here
Boohoo Leopard Print Strappy Low Back Maxi Dress, £25.60 on sale – buy here
Short sleeve animal print leopard midi dress with twisted waist, £46 – buy here
Shein Clasi sleeveless leopard print midi bodycon dress, £11.99 – buy here
She paired it with knee-high black stiletto boots from Yves Saint Laurent and a gold buckle belt from Chanel.
In April, Olivia told Fabulous that she recently stopped dressing for men and cares more about what other women think of her.
“Around and before my Love Island era I was a Monster Girl working for the energy drinks brand and in the grid girl scene, so I was dressing a lot more for boys,” she said.
“I was younger and it was about being as naked as possible, and it was bright colors.
“But now I dress for girls and I look for compliments from girls, not men.”
Fantastic fashion editor on fall trends
Do you want to look fantastic this season? Then listen…
Here, Fabulous’ fashion editor, Clemmie Fieldsend, says these are the top 5 trends from the hottest catwalk designers for Fall 2024.
BOHO: The boho revival is a much-needed breath of fresh air for autumn and means you can wear your sheer tops, girly dresses and oversized jeans with chunky boots.
But if the clothes aren’t for you, think big accessories like sloppy tote bags, big earrings and bigger bracelets.
TEXTURE: Whether it’s smooth leather, lush faux fur or soft suede, textures are everywhere this season.
They add depth to your look, making you stand out and also look more expensive.
BURGUNDY: Maroon, oxblood, berry: whatever you call it in fashion, it’s red this fall.
The deep and rich color is everywhere and works best with shades of gray, black, dark blue and from head to toe.
LADY LIKE: Matching top and cardigan sets and pencil skirts sound dated, but they go hand in hand with being ladylike.
Pair with satin cami dresses and fitted blazers for an ultra-feminine look.
LEOPARD PRINT: According to Tagwalk, 75% of the runway this season was leopard print – a vast majority.
It crept its way into last season, but it’s widespread in autumn and all over the high street, whether it’s shoes or floor-sweeping jackets, it’s a must-have trend.
