These are the 10 most wanted fashion items globally in 2020

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Off-White face mask

The pandemic has led to an increase of 502 per cent in searches in face masks. The designer piece that has emerged victorious is Off-White's logo piece that has seen a 450 per cent increase in searches during Q1 this year.

Birkenstock Arizona sandals

The brand has collaborated with a slew of luxury fashion houses this year, including Valentino, Proenza Schouler and Rick Owens. Unsurprisingly, searches went up by 225 per cent during the second quarter.

Telfar Shopping Bag

Telfar's Shopping Bag has reached It-status in recent years, but after American politician Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez sported toting one on Capitol Hill, searches spiked 163 per cent week-on-week.

Nike joggers

Most of us lived in loungewear for the most part of the year, so it's to no surprise that searches for Nike's joggers increased by 213 per cent.

H&M puff-sleeve dress

A no-frills piece that can be worn at home and out and about? Among all the "house dresses" that were trending this year, H&M's pink number was the most loved.

House of Sunny's Hockney dress

London-based sustainable brand House of Sunny's green knitted dress was spotted on Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid and more. It was one of the most searched pieces during summer (May to July).

Prada nylon gabardine shorts

Boxing shorts were trending during Q2, and Prada's nylon shorts, in particular, has gotten over 10,000 page views in the past half year.

Crocs Classic Clog

Regardless of how you feel about the "ugly shoes", the brand's classic design remains one of the most wanted products of 2020. The average monthly searches for the brands is around 135,000.

Ugg slippers and boots

The cosy footwear—in both slippers and boots form—are some of Ugg's most searched products. They accumulated 201,000 and 90,500 average monthly searches respectively.

The Frankie Shop Eva padded muscle T-shirt

The Frankie Shop's padded muscle T-shirt has sparked a huge trend ever since it was introduced, and now, you can find many iterations from fast fashion brands such as Zara, MANGO, and more.