The Most Expensive-Looking Zara Items in Every Category
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Linen is a fabric that always looks expensive, and tan is a colour that always looks expensive, so win-win.
The simple construction and tortoiseshell buttons look high-end (and this pistachio green hue will be everywhere this autumn).
The thick canvas and oversized fit of this wardrobe staple could pass for designer.
Like linen, poplin is another fabric that always looks expensive.
If you look closely, the sleeve details and luxe fabric make this top a must-buy.
There's something about this thick satin and sherbert hue that just feels right.
The '90s dress of your dreams.
This 100% cotton dress will definitely sell out.
Navy rivals camel for the most expensive-looking colour.
Loungewear you should definitely wear outside.
A little something for that upcoming summer-to-autumn transition.
These have every detail I love in my everyday jeans.
Inky black skinny jeans are the easiest way to get a designer denim look.
These should help you survive the dog days of summer.
For a rich-looking outfit, wear this with a black bodysuit and your favourite flat sandals.
Another machine-washable gem (that goes with everything).
Snag these chic shorts before everyone else does.
I'm in love with this entire luxe-looking outfit.
Polished enough to get away with wearing to the office.
Between the buttery leather, square toes, and wood heels, these have a lot going for them.
Woven leather turns basic shoes into something quite special, as you can see.
Seriously, why buy £300 ankle boots when these exist?
You can expect this cow-hair tote to quickly sell out.
This freshwater pearl necklace puts more expensive freshwater pearl necklaces to shame.
I've already been seeing this oversized tote pop up on Instagram.