Take a stroll through the streets of New York, and odds are you'll make your way past a Zara jam-packed with shoppers. The fast-fashion store is a staple for women in NYC, who pop in during afternoon lunch breaks or drop in while strolling through SoHo every weekend. But this love affair isn't so one-sided. Zara, it turns out, loves NYC too.
The brand recently debuted its latest editorial shoot, and the spread is all about what to wear in NYC. Titled "Midtown Warm Up," the shoot highlights the cozy pieces you can expect to see women all over New York sporting at work and on the weekends. From rich plaids to fall florals to eye-catching suiting, these pieces span Manhattan's many styles, marrying the preppy vibe uptown with the downtown-cool aesthetic.
Read on for a look at the Zara looks you'll spot all over New York, then shop current styles!
Proof that you can look cool dressing for cold weather.
Meet the power suit.
Yes, florals work for fall.
A plaid coast is a seasonal necessity.
Polka dots are the season's must-try print.
Cozied up much?
Try patterned tights instead of classic black.
This cozy coat is a fun statement piece.
Want more? Shop current pieces below.
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27 Crochet Pieces From Zara, H&M, J.Crew, and More That Scream Cool GirlYou'll wear these on heavy rotation.
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On the Streets of NY, It Girls With Expensive Taste Know to Never Wear Skinny Jeans With This OutfitSwap in either of these denim styles instead.
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My Most Fashionable Friends Live in NYC—They'll Love These 30 Wildly Chic Zara FindsCool new staples.
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I Can't Stand It When People Follow These Fashion Rules to a TIt's time to break the rules.
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I Just Removed Everything From My Sister's Zara Cart—Here's What I Added InsteadYour summer wardrobe, sorted.
