Zara
Zara is the French way to refer to the global clothing retail brand Zara.
The term refers specifically to the international fashion retailer.
Did you know?
- French shoppers might use the word pépite (nugget) when they find a high-quality or unique piece of clothing while shopping at Zara.
- While the name is global, French consumers often use the phrase faire du Zara to describe the act of hunting for fast-fashion trends.
- French fashion critics often contrast Zara with luxe, using the brand as a primary example of démocratisation de la mode or the democratization of fashion.
Examples in context
- Je suis ravi de vous présenter notre collaboration avec la marque espagnole Zara.I am delighted to present to you our collaboration with the Spanish brand Zara.
- J'ai acheté cette magnifique robe chez Zara hier!I bought this beautiful dress at Zara yesterday!
- J'adore les vêtements chez Zara.I love the clothes at Zara.
- Est-ce que tu as acheté cette robe chez Zara ?Did you buy this dress at Zara?
- Il y a de nouvelles collections chez Zara.There are new collections at Zara.
Example conversation
Emma and Gabriel are walking through a shopping mall.
- EmmaRegarde, il y a un magasin Zara !Look, there is a Zara store!
- GabrielSuper, j'ai besoin d'un nouveau pantalon.Great, I need new pants.
- EmmaEntrons chez Zara pour voir.Let's go into Zara to see.
- GabrielD'accord, allons-y.Okay, let's go.
