The Zara new-in section is known to be a treasure trove of soon-to-be-cult pieces, so much so that once a new collection drops, you've got to be fast. In recent months, the brand has delivered countless sell-out styles, including dresses, jackets and shoes that seem to disappear almost as soon as they hit the website.
And now that spring is in full swing, the high-street giant's selection is better than ever. First of all, its bi-annual, limited-edition SRPLS collection has just dropped, which is a Fashion Editor-favourite for modern utilitarian-inspired designs that look far more expensive than they really are.
Then, there's the Zara spring collection, that's filled to the brim with boho-inspired separates, must-have accessories, chic sandals, and lust-worthy dresses to ensure your warm-weather looks are bang on trend.
Of course, there are plenty of timeless styles in there, too, for those whose everyday wardrobe is in dire need of a refresh. As ever, the new-in page delivers plenty of cool, minimalist pieces at affordable prices, including smart tailoring, staple denim, classic flats and maxi dresses, to name but a few.
Having extensively browsed the Zara new-in section (in the name of work, of course!), I've curated the ultimate edit of the best, most expensive-looking items to snap up before everyone else does.
And, don’t forget to check out our expert-approved Zara shopping hacks as well as team Marie Claire’s round-up of the hottest new picks from COS, H&M, Arket, Net-a-Porter and Massimo Dutti while you’re at it. Happy shopping!
The best new-in Zara pieces to shop
This bag ticks off multiple trends in one: suede, studs, boho vibes and the burgundy shade of the season.
These minimal sandals are giving Isabel Marant vibes, but for a fraction of the price.
With its delicate crochet top, drop-waist detail and silky skirt, this dress looks like a vintage gem as opposed to a high-street find.
This cropped trench-style jacket is giving M&S' viral spring style a real run for its money.
Wide-leg white jeans are everywhere right now, and these are some of the best I've seen.
A slinky cami dress is a warm-weather wardrobe essential. This low-back, chocolate-brown style feels particularly of-the-moment—particularly when paired with a wide leather belt on the hips for a boho vibe.
Whether styled with the aforementioned slip dress, slung over a boxy mini or paired with white jeans, this belt is giving major Kate Moss vibes.
Peplum silhouettes are well and truly back for 2025, and this white cardi will look just as chic with a pair of low-slung, wide-leg jeans as it will with tailored shorts.
Part of the new SRPLS collection, these straight-leg khaki cargo trousers are a masterclass in cool utilitarian style.
We've established by now that boho is one of the biggest trends of SS25, so this Chloé-esque, super versatile ruffled top is practically a no-brainer.
A suede blazer for less than £150? It's a yes from me. Style over white jeans and a simple tee for maximum impact.
This would make a fabulous wedding guest dress, especially for nuptials taking place in a tropical or beachy setting. Just add statement earrings and heels, and you're good to go.
I love this summertime twist on a classic polo, with a wide knit for a semi-sheer effect and contrasting shades of red and pink.
Textured fabric detailing, a classic cut and deep brown hue make this Zara mini look seriously expensive.
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