How Zara is defying a broad retail slump Amid a major retrenchment by American companies such as Gap Inc., J. Crew Group Inc. and Nordstrom Inc., one player continues to defy gravity: Zara.

You Can Pretend It's Spring With Zara's New Arrivals It may not be warming up yet, but we're already stocking up on newness from Zara.

We Finally Know How Zara Stocks Their Clothes So Quickly Zara managed to design, produce, and sell a coat in just 25 days. Here's how they pulled it off.

Zara Allegedly Knocked Off Another Indie Designer Brother Vellies' Aurora James is the latest to allegedly have her designs copied by Zara.

Zara Appears to Have Stolen Over 40 Pin and Patch Designs From Numerous Indie Artists Following Tuesday Bassen’s public announcement that Zara has been unapologetically stealing her trademarked designs, fellow artist Adam J. Kurtz, also a victim of Zara’s theft, has begun cataloguing the large number of illustrators and designers Read more ... who are currently being knocked off by the Spanish fas...

You've Been Pronouncing Zara All Wrong Employees spill on how to correctly say Zara.

How To Spot A Zara Outfit In A Crowd My mom is one stylish woman — she reads Refinery29, shops at Everlane and AYR, and her leather moto jacket is her go-to. She also has a knack for spotting a "Zara floral" from a mile away, which is something I (and everyone else who is kind of obse Read more ... ssed with Zara) was dying to learn more about.

15 Zara Secrets You Might Not Have Known Zara has been stealthily defining it's insider knowledge since Day 1.

15 Zara Secrets You've Never Heard Zara has been stealthily defining the fast-fashion retail model since the first store opened in A Coruña, Spain in 1975 (even though it doesn't identify as a fast-fashion purveyor; Zara brass much prefers the term "accurate" to "fast," FYI). There m Read more ... ay be scads of labels scrambling to keep apace

15 Zara Secrets The Press-Shy Brand Hasn't Made Public Zara has been stealthily defining the fast-fashion retail model since the first store opened in A Coruña, Spain in 1975 (even though it doesn't identify as a fast-fashion purveyor; Zara brass much prefers the term "accurate" to "fast," FYI). There m Read more ... ay be scads of labels scrambling to keep apace