Zara Unexpectedly Changes Its Logo
Designed by advertising agency Baron & Baron.
For the second time in its 45-year history, Zara has changed its logo. Unexpectedly, the Spanish fast-fashion retailer replaced its recognizable spaced branding with a new overlapped look on its website and social media accounts.
Designed by advertising agency Baron & Baron, the new logo connects the letters of Zara and adds accentuated curves to the “Z” and “R.” This is the second time the Inditex retailer has changed its logo, the first time being in 2010 with the addition of spacing. The new overlapping look seems to be drawn from French editor, Artistic Director and Baron & Baron founder, Fabien Baron‘s signature typography.
Take a look at Zara’s new logo above and let us know what you think about the change.
For more contemporary fashion news, Moncler recently opened a new flagship at Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands complex.
The new Zara logo is Fabien Baron being Fabien Baron, a typography he first used for Harper’s Bazaar in the early 1990s and seen consistently since https://t.co/xN9Bt0Cq91 pic.twitter.com/JfhzH69jz7
— Gareth Hague (@gareth_hague) January 27, 2019
