Zara’s most expensive looking new arrivals - you won't believe aren't designer

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Zara’s most expensive looking new arrivals - you won't believe aren't designer
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The Zara new-in section is known for its sell-out pieces, so much so that once a new collection drops, you've got to be quick. 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.

Now that we’ve passed party season, and are firmly into January, the high-street giant’s new-in section is better than ever. Including chunky knits, suede boots and faux-fur accessories, it’s got everything you need to enter 2025 looking bang on trend.

Of course, if you want to steer away from trends and opt for more timeless pieces instead, Zara has got you covered too. As ever, the new in page delivers plenty of super cool minimalist styles at affordable prices too, including smart tailoring, staple denim, everyday flats and maxi dresses to name a few.

Having extensively browsed the Zara new-in section (in the name of work of course), I've curated a super selective edit of the most expensive-looking picks for you to shop. Just be prepared to snap them up quickly before they sell out.

And, don’t forget to check out our expert-approved Zara shopping hacks as well as team MC’s roundup of the hottest new picks from COS, H&M, Arket, Net-a-Porter and Massimo Dutti while you’re at it — happy shopping!

The most expensive-looking new-in Zara pieces:

Valeza Bakolli
Junior Shopping Editor

Valeza Bakolli is Marie Claire’s Junior Shopping Editor, and as such, she’s made it her mission to encourage people to shop mindfully and with purpose. In her role, she covers all things shopping - from thoroughly road testing the best fitness kit to keeping a finger on the pulse of what’s new in fashion and beauty. She dedicates hours of her time every day to scouring the online stores, finding the best products online so you don’t have to (from small and sustainable businesses wherever possible, of course).

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