Even a seasoned Zara shopper like myself gets overwhelmed sometimes by the brand's biweekly drops, each containing hundreds of new arrivals. What can I say? I'm human, too. Even so, like most Zara fans, I never want to miss out on the next It pieces, especially since, as a general rule of thumb, the brand doesn't restock items once they sell out. (On occasion, exceptions are made for select basics and shoes, which happens every so often.) Then, I got an idea.
Rather than spending hours scrolling through Zara releases multiple times per week, I decided to go straight to the source to find out which pieces from the brand's most recent product dumps are making the biggest impact on shoppers. In other words, I asked the brand point-blank what its best-selling pieces are right this very second. With the inside scoop, you (and I) now have everything in your toolbox that's needed to shop the most in-demand Zara pieces of the current season. My suggestion? Don't take long to decide which ones you want to add to your spring wardrobe. If I've learned anything from the last 10 years of shopping at Zara, this selection isn't going to last long, and missing out on these 29 pieces simply isn't an option.
First up, a $60 tube dress that looks just like the wildly chic and understated ones we saw littering the spring/summer 2023 runways.
I'm the number one fan of Zara's basics section, specifically its tanks. You can't beat the price, but also, the styles always seem to be cut in just the right place and are never see-through. Can you say the same about every $200 tank? Nope—and I've tried a lot of them.
I'm dying for a pair of these in all three available colors. If the cream and black pairs restock, I'll be snatching them up mighty quick.
A white blazer is an instant outfit maker, whether you wear it with jeans and a tee or on top of a slip dress.
This color is shockingly good.
The little Mary-Jane strap really puts these over the edge for me.
There's a reason why Zara continues to make variations of these jeans season after season. They're perfect.
My coworker Anna wore this top to the office and I swear every single editor in attendance ran to the Zara app to get one of their own.
The perfect amount of lift.
This is one of those rare items that returned to stock after selling out. It likely won't come back again, so run—don't walk—to order yours before it's too late.
This skirt does it all.
If you're in need of a wedding-guest dress that can be worn again and again, this is it. Change up the jewelry, shoes, and bag to transform it as per the dress code.
If you were to look up showstopper in the dictionary, a link to these would show up.
I'm a sucker for anything with a high, square neckline. They're so Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy.
A summer must have.
If you hate pretty things, keep scrolling because this dress is downright stunning.
Trust me—I've seen it. This bag is 10x cooler IRL.
If a vacation is in the cards for you this summer, especially one that involves a beach, you simply must buy and pack this unreal skirt set. Shop the matching High Waist Midi Skirt ($40).
These pants will have you looking like the Mediterranean Sea.
Your new everyday walking flats—found.
You really can never go wrong with a 100% linen blazer in a natural, neutral shade.
If you love the relaxed look of a men's linen shirt but want something a little less boxy, this tied top is a perfect in-between.
Whenever I'm looking to refresh my summer-shorts collection, I consistently go to Zara first. The price and quality are hard to beat.
If you love Hermès flat slides but can't quite afford them right now, may I suggest this $50 Zara pair?
Throw this on top of all your bikinis this summer. It's the perfect topper.
Get the scarf-top look with none of the stress of actually trying to secure them safely.
This entire look is giving Naomi Pierce, old-money vibes. Shop the matching Flowy Pleated Pants ($50).
Our editorial director Lauren wore these during NYFW and the resulting look was downright person.
When your pajama pants double as luxurious trousers, nothing can go wrong.
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