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Zara’s new in page is a monochrome lover’s dream – here are 10 of the best bits


By Edaein OConnell
30th Aug 2020
Zara’s new in page is a monochrome lover’s dream – here are 10 of the best bits

Black and white outfits will never go out of style and Zara’s new in page is currently filled with items to make a monochrome lovers dream come true


How does one look fashionable at all times?

Well, the key is to keep it simple.

And a monochrome look is as straightforward as it gets.

With looks such as these, you don’t need to fret. Though muted, they are powerful. These outfits always make an impact and whether it’s for work or play, monochrome never goes out of style.

Thankfully, Zara’s ‘new in’ page is full of black and white pieces that will create uncomplicated but chic ensembles. Black blazers, coats, and dresses are complemented by crisp white shirts and zebra print dresses.

Our top picks include the limited edition dinner jacket that will last forever and the asymmetric black dress which we hope to wear to every dinner booked between now and Christmas.

Our top picks

Limited edition dinner jacket, €79.95

Printed blouse with knot, €39.95 

Mini draped skirt, €39.95

Wool blend coat, €139

Minimalist mid-heel sandal, €29.95

Poplin top with shoulder pads, €29.95

Asymmetric dress, €59.95

Contrast crop top, €25.95

Animal print dress, €49.95 at Zara

Poplin shirt with guipure, €39.95


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