This collaboration sets the tone for what the Inditex giant wants this year: accessible fashion, but with a load of sophistication that reiterates its commitment to the concept of ‘fast couture’. And Wander, founded in 2011 by former Issey Miyake designers Keita Ikeuchi and Mihoko Mori, is known for its mountain wear that is not only about performance, but also about style. This capsule is Zara‘s first in 2025 and marks another step in the direction the brand wants to go in the current landscape.
With this collaboration, Zara moves even further away from ‘fast fashion’ and enters a terrain where functionality merges with design and comfort. The capsule with And Wander is a clear example of this approach: an outdoor collection that not only meets the standards of resistance and comfort, but also proposes a careful aesthetic that goes beyond the utilitarian. In addition, the design remains faithful to And Wander’s genderless aesthetic.
The collection is made up of technical pieces designed for the winter of 2025: quilted jackets, water-repellent nylon coats, anoraks, slip-dresses and knitted trousers. All in a palette that ranges from dark grey to beige and includes details in warm oranges and greens. The accessories-padded boots, fanny packs and tote bags-complete the collection, ideal for both the city streets and a weekend in the mountains.
The capsule, created in collaboration between Zara and And Wander, not only offers garments that are functional and stylistically appealing, but seeks to convey a deeper message: the freedom, conscious curiosity and inner serenity that come from contact with nature. This is an approach that goes beyond fashion; it is a statement of intent about how clothing can transform the way we experience our environment.
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