Five ways ‘Zoolander’ predicted the fashion future

 

A photo posted by Ricki Hall (@rickisamhall) on Feb 3, 2016 at 9:31am PST

The first movie sees evil villain Mugatu (Will Ferrell) presenting a collection of clothes inspired by the outfits of homeless people, Derelicte. At the time this seemed totally offensive and ridiculous, but last year a top beardy male model was declared ‘the ultimate hipster’ after revealing: ‘I take style tips from everything, even kids and homeless people. They can put anything together and it just works.’

Onesies

Towards the start of the first film, Derek is shown hanging out with his model mates wearing a kid‐like penguin romper. Fast‐forward more than a decade and Cara Delevingne’s commitment to Kigus made onesies a must-have.

 

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A photo posted by Kim Kardashian West (@kimkardashian) on Jan 11, 2016 at 9:26am PST

Derek’s set of signature poses got him mocked by Time magazine, but, 15 years on, selfie culture has left us all with our own signature photo faces. Plus, has anyone noticed ‘duck face’ really resembles Blue Steel?

 

Stretch it out 😉

A photo posted by Miranda (@mirandakerr) on Feb 2, 2016 at 10:08am PST

We can’t confirm or deny whether major fashion models have adopted Hansel’s orgy lifestyle. His passion for yoga, juicing and quoting spiritual mantras is very Instagram 2016, though. The likes of the Victoria’s Secret models and #eatclean bloggers are all about promoting the zen life. All while wearing Prada, of course.

The turtleneck

All we’re saying is Drake’s look in the Hotline Bling video is very reminiscent of the early ‘Zoolander’ promo shots.