Overview
- Zara says Galliano will reinterpret its archives by deconstructing and reconfiguring past-season pieces through a couture‑inspired process.
- The first collection is scheduled to arrive in stores in September 2026, with seasonal releases planned throughout the partnership.
- Galliano has been developing the work in a private studio near Paris since January.
- He frames the brief as “rewriting” Zara’s recent history and as an opportunity to bring his ideas to a much broader audience.
- The collaboration grew from his connection to Marta Ortega Pérez via her MOP foundation’s cultural programs.