New at Zara: the ideal dress to wear in September is classic, with French sleeves and allows for ankle boots when the cold weather arrives

Posted on 5 September 2026

Zara's new collection is now in store and points – of course – to several trends of the season. So much so that even in the basics we see some touches focused on what will be fashion this fall 2026. For example, a mid-season classic, the shirt dress, which the Inditex giant reinterprets with maximalist details and betting on one of the tones of the year: navy blue.

This new dress has conquered us for its classic essence, see the striped print, buttoned design, matching belt to enhance the silhouette and midi length; combined with touches of current rage such as navy blue, 80s-style puffed spots and a double white cuff at the top that give it an aura of luxury design.

Zara

The result is one of the most flattering and elegant dresses in the catalog that we can wear in September with sandals and continue wearing in autumn with high boots (or ankle boots) and adding an extra layer with a classic beige trench coat. We already found it in Zara for 45.95 euros.

How to combine the Zara shirt dress in September 2026

Olend Dumpling Bag

Ölend

And to make another nod to the trends of 2026 with our outfit we can add this beautiful Ölend bag in cherry red. Because yes, the touch of red is also imposed in autumn and this complete bag is perfect for our navy blue dress. In addition, it is super practical because its vegan leather is waterproof, we can carry it in a multitude of positions – on the shoulder, across the body or under the arm like those who know the most about fashion – simply by adapting its handles. A discovery made in Spain that we found in El Corte Inglés for 90 euros.


Dumpling shoulder bag by Ölend

Dumpling shoulder bag by Ölend

PVP in El Corte Inglés — 90.00 €

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Olivia Thompson
Olivia Thompson
I’m Olivia Thompson, born and raised in Wellington, New Zealand. As a lifestyle and travel writer at Latitude Magazine, I’m passionate about uncovering stories that connect people with new experiences and perspectives. My goal is to inspire readers to see everyday life – and the world – with fresh eyes.

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