Zara’s SRPLS Collection 17 approaches fall-winter 2026 with utility details intact and a growing appetite for softness. Wide trousers establish the silhouette, their deep pleats giving tucked shirts and shorter jackets a sense of movement.
Above them, shaggy faux-shearling and thick cable knits turn functional dressing into something more tactile, while a fitted gray blazer brings definition to the expansive proportions below.
The styling is particularly persuasive when layers complicate an otherwise straightforward combination. A red V-neck reveals burgundy knitwear buttoned high beneath it, and bright blue shirt cuffs interrupt a charcoal patterned sweater. Color becomes part of the construction, directing attention to the places where one garment meets another.
Straps and metal eyelets maintain the utilitarian thread, even as fluid fabrics and rounded outerwear soften its associations. The collection’s proposed modular wardrobe finds its clearest expression in these combinations, where changing the layer beneath a sweater can alter the character of the whole look.
Zara SRPLS Collection 17
