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Elevated Zara Fashion Trends to Embrace This Spring 2026

  • 2026年2月10日
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After weeks of downpours, the weather across the UK is finally starting to swing into the spring mood. With longer, warmer days on the horizon, finding the trends that will help me shape my spring capsule wardrobe are a must, so I did what every fashionable person in the know would do, and started by taking a look through the Who What Wear UK spring/summer 2026 report. From slouched rugby shirts to Marie Antoinette-coded rococo lace, its a one-stop shop of enviable outfit inspiration. Looking for a affordable way to dive into some of my favourite trends, I turned to one of my favourite places to shop…. Zara’s new-in section.

Who What Wear UK Shopping Editor, Florrie Alexander, wears the high neck blazer in black.

Who What Wear UK Shopping Editor, Florrie Alexander, high neck blazer in black.

As a seasoned fashion editor, I often find that Zara is always one step ahead of the curve. Brimming with on-trend newness, the high street heroes’ most recent drop is full of expensive-looking silhouettes and runway-approved colour combinations for a fraction of the price. From functional funnel-necks to hip grazing denim and vibrant colour-blocking, the site’s new-in section felt sleek, elevated and wholly 2026-coded. You see, Zara’s secret weapon lies in the brand’s unfussy wearability. With a considered approach to new season trends, they aim to take the heavy lifting out of everyday styling, and with just the addition of one or two pieces, you can elevate your look from the run of the mill to undeniably chic.