For Fall/Winter 2025-26, Zara Studio orchestrates a sensory encounter between tradition and modernity.

In the crisp autumn air, a silhouette cleaves the mists of a sleepy garden. Under <a href="https://www.lofficiel.com/industry-trends/zara-50-ans-50-icones-mode-film-evenement-steven-meisel" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Steven Meisel</a>'s lens, clothes come to life in the paths of a New York mansion, while the whispers of wild nature breathe new life into <a href="https://www.lofficiel.com/art/zara-fete-ses-50-ans-avec-une-collection-unique-signee-par-50-createurs" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Zara</a> Studio . For this Fall/Winter 2025-26 collection, the wardrobe becomes manifest: at the crossroads of past and instinct, between textile memories and desires for the future.
Conceived by <a href="https://www.lofficiel.com/industry-trends/kate-moss-bobby-gillespie-une-collection-rock-libre-zara-ete" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Zara</a> designers in close collaboration with Karl Templer, the collection celebrates instinctive elegance, the kind that emerges from texture, volume and memory. Each piece, for women, men and children, evokes a familiarity- but it's a trompe-l'oeil. As soon as the eye lingers, the cut thwarts expectations, the materials reveal unexpected contrasts. A long wool check dress interacts with shearling touched by light, while a trench coat with calculated fluidity embraces the rigor of a renewed tailoring.
Feminine fashion plays with archetypes with gentleness and precision: fringes, ruffles, and drapes combine with structured lines, noble herringbone patterns, and reassuring checks. Brown becomes a visual anchor, a new neutrality where gestures of brilliance cling: a tapered wrap skirt, a short coat with the look of an heirloom piece. Knitwear is a tactile language, woven with memory and warmth, like a return to the sensitive in a hurried world.
In menswear, the attitude is breaking away from the classic without denying it. Tailoring dares to wear burgundy leather and tie prints, the cape is layered over the suit and Nordic sweaters escape their folklore to be combined with soft flannel pants and patinated jackets. Everything is material, weight, drape- a vocabulary of sensation that rejects fixed nostalgia.

Zara Studio doesn't copy the past; it extends it by giving it direction. This "pro-Hemian" style, both rooted and nomadic, weaves elements of rural heritage and propels them into a contemporary narrative. It's a wardrobe designed to transform over the days, uniting opposites: rigor and emotion, cut and momentum.

The collection is available in selected stores and on <a href="https://www.zara.com/fr/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">zara.com</a>

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