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With plenty of sparkly, shiny, studded and graphic merchandise around this is a lesson in environment and lifestyle retail. I feel old just walking around - but it's all good for the teens who clearly love it as stock turnaround is fast. This is part of the Zara family afterall - blink and you'll miss those sparkly leggings, pleather jacket or studded biker boots. All for under £100!
Here's a few pics from the opening night party!
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