Zara's SS24 Studio Collection Has Landed - See the Key Pieces From Reveries Zara Studio

Fans of Zara, listen up. As if the brand’s new in pieces weren’t enough, the SS24 Studio collection has landed. The directional capsule collection of womenswear plays with texture and colour to create a number of spring-ready looks and caters not just to women, but men and children too. But first, let’s talk about Reveries, the womenswear collection.

There are 24 looks in the new drop, many of which combine simple, pared back pieces with more eye-catching styles like midi skirts with sequins, floral dresses and a pair of bold red trousers. You can’t miss the shoes and accessories too. There’s a pair of metallic heel mules in four different shades that complement each look perfectly, as well as statement jewellery and a number of sleek handbags for under £100.

The campaign, shot by Steve Meisel, shows the collection in its most sophisticated form, modelled in what appears to be a luxurious hotel room with flashes of sunlight beaming in from the window and room lights. The pieces look effortlessly chic and undoubtedly glamorous, but many are simple and casual too.

If you’re shopping for loved ones, the SS24 Studio collection also spans menswear and kidswear. The menswear collection is called The Rehearsal and offers a more utilitarian vibe, with browns, beiges and black featuring heavily. In Residence Zara Studio is the children’s offering and is much more colourful, with a clear boho vibe.

If Zara’s past Studio collections are anything to go by, you can expect this collection to fly off the shelves. All of Zara’s limited edition pieces tend to be really popular, so if you like what you see, scroll down to see the full womenswear collection (and head to Zara.com immediately).

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What is Zara Studio?

Zara has a number of collections, so it can get confusing sometimes. You might have heard of the ZW Collection or TRF, but Studio is slightly different. It offers directional pieces that tend to be timeless, meaning they can be worn again and again for years to come. They’re a little pricier than Zara’s regular collections, but they’re also a little more unique.