STUDIO COLLECTION AW26 Wonderland Zara Studio reduces canonical pieces to clear, almost archetypal forms: cardigans, sweaters, jackets, striped roll-necks, cropped trousers, dresses and utilitarian outerwear. Rounded shapes, compact jackets and uncomplicated proportions give the collection a subtly nostalgic, pared-back modernism. https://go.zara/StudioAW26-k-t

STUDIO COLLECTION AW26 Les Nonchalants Zara Studio menswear offers a gentler, more lived-in interpretation of familiar masculine archetypes. Tailored jackets, cardigans, white shirts, waistcoats, leather outerwear and overcoats remain recognisable, but their proportions and combinations are relaxed. The clothes seem to have acquired personality through use rather than arriving pristine and complete. https://go.zara/StudioAW26-m-t

STUDIO COLLECTION AW26 Twilight Roses Zara Studio womenswear turns towards a richer, more eclectic expression of dressing. Codes associated with refinement and aristocratic wardrobes are loosened and recombined: lace, sequins, embroidery, jacquard-like surfaces, fringing and richly textured tailoring appear along- side knits, shirts and trousers. Decoration moves freely between day and evening, helping the familiar feel more personal and less prescribed. https://go.zara/Studioaw26-w-t

"Authored by Couturier John Galliano. Built from our Memory, Made for Now". "I started to see that a lot of things had linings. So I started to rip the linings out. It broke the line down. I recovered the authentic stretch of the fabric. It wasn’t constricted." https://go.zara/Re-form-Zara-t

"Authored by Couturier John Galliano. Built from our Memory, Made for Now". What once existed is taken apart, not to be preserved, but to be understood. This is not reuse. It is re-authorship. Between structure and collapse, past and present. No fixed identity. No fixed form. Only what becomes. https://go.zara/Re-form-Zara-t