I'm a Senior Shopping Editor—I Highly Recommend Re-Creating This Layered Zara Outfit to Look Cool
There's no denying the power behind the way that the team at Zara styles every single one of the brand's pieces. The model shots not only inspire future outfit ideas but also serve as a step-by-step guide on how to look cool regardless of the season. That's exactly what came to mind when I scrolled to this layered outfit in the new-arrivals section—I immediately saved it in my Pinterest folder where I keep outfit ideas that are just begging to be re-created.
The casual-cool denim look is a winner in my eyes for a few reasons: It's super easy to pull off, it's classic yet it incorporates a few of the latest trends (layered details, relaxed jeans, sweaters tied around the waist, and brown sneakers), plus it's affordable with every piece coming in at under $100. Keep scrolling to shop the cool Zara look, plus some other standout pieces that recently landed on the site that are perfect for 2026 and beyond.
The Outfit
Taupe Sweater + Sheer White Long-Sleeve Tee + Red Sweater Tied Around the Waist + Relaxed Jeans + Brown Sneakers
As I mentioned, this outfit is cool and effortless, not to mention comfortable. I love adding in a bolder red pick with neutrals, so it's a win in the color department as well. I recommend completing the look with a brown suede tote bag.
Shop the Outfit
Relaxed jeans have fashion people's attention.
Brown sneakers make the outfit look and feel more expensive.
Shop More Standout Zara Finds
Brown suede bags are trending.
A polished white T-shirt.
Dark-wash jeans are a personal favorite.
Cuffed jeans add a cool touch.
Major love for kitten-heel boots.

Jennifer Camp Forbes is a senior shopping editor at Who What Wear, where she has worked in a variety of capacities including creative director and various editor roles. She’s a well-known shopping expert that’s sought out for advice and insight on the latest trends, outfit ideas, and fashion picks thanks to her thoughtful shopping roundups. Jennifer's lifelong interest in fashion led her to intern at Harper’s Bazaar as an undergraduate. Later, while working towards her masters degree in psychological counseling at Columbia University, she founded two digital fashion publications: Le Fashion and Olsens Anonymous. The popularity of both sites grew and after graduation she decided put her plans to become a therapist aside to pursue a career in fashion.