Zara is inspired by Versace for its new collection

These last weeks, if there is a name in the world of fashion that is on everyone's lips is the Italian firm Versace. Its striking collections have never gone unnoticed and now, its iconic Gianni and Donatella designs from the '90s return stronger than ever, dressing all the famous of the moment.

The most characteristic Versace fabric, that print of scarves, gold chains and leopard, is the order of the day in the outfits of the Kardashian sisters, as well as in the red carpet ‘looks’ of many models like Gigi Hadid. Italian blogger Chiara Ferragni has also become addicted to these designs and now, In the last gala of the MTV VMA'18, Versace has reigned thanks to Jennifer López.

Versace rises from the ashes

But these characteristic designs of the Italian firm are not only causing a sensation in the world of luxury, but also have landed in ‘low-cost’ fashion stores such as Primark, H&M and, of course, Zara, which has made its customers love this new Versace trend thanks to its many designs.

In fact, Inditex's flagship signature has been directly inspired by Gianni Versace prints in the 90s and that ** Donatella has returned to recover for its collections for this next season ** autumn-winter 2018 and also for the spring-summer of the 2019.

Zara is inspired by the designs of the 90s

Currently, among all the novelties in the physical stores and the ** Zara website you can find many versions of Versace, which will become in real successes ** for their designs and also for that 'vintage' and luxury air that these prints so characteristic of the Italian firm represent.

For example, in the Inditex firm you can find vDresses, skirts and blouses with print of ropes, handkerchiefs and baroque motifs in gold. All Zara garments stand out for their gold, white and black colors, as well as red, orange and green, which they are faithfully reminiscent of Versace designs and offer the possibility of dressing with the inspiration of Gianni and Donatella for less than 50 euros, the clones of designs that exceed 1,500 euros.