Zara Origins turns its attention to fall-winter 2026 with Jegor Venned fronting an edit grounded in the fundamentals of a man’s wardrobe. Workwear enters through a cobalt utility jacket and a brown multi-pocket style. Striped shirts, knit polos, crew necks, and relaxed denim cover the familiar territory between prep and everyday dressing.
Zara Origins Fall/Winter 2026
Roomier trousers alter the proportions, whether paired with a gray knit polo and narrow leather belt or an ivory zip hoodie layered over blue-striped shirting. The effect recalls the casual confidence of late twentieth-century American sportswear, when the line between office clothes and weekend clothes began to loosen.
As the collection turns to colder weather, leather adds greater weight to the proposition. A brown bomber meets faded jeans and loafers, while dark denim appears with navy knitwear and layered shirts.
Zara Origins keeps the palette concentrated around indigo, navy, brown, cream, and occasional cobalt, putting the emphasis on fabric and proportion. Even familiar gestures, from a shirt tied at the waist to double denim, gain renewed relevance through the generous cuts.
Against the spare studio backdrop, Zara presents a fall wardrobe centered on clothes men already understand, updated through looser silhouettes and layering.
This studio-set fall story finds a warm-weather counterpart in Zara’s Mediterranean shoot in Athens, where the same ease with proportion plays out against Aegean light.
