If you would look into my wardrobe, you'll find out that almost half of my clothes are from Zara, and let me tell you why. Although they may be a bit pricey for some, shopping from Zara is totally worth it! Ranging from 500 Pesos and above, there's a good chance you'll buy your next favorite shirt blouse. In Trafaluc, a section in Zara's main boutique, is my favorite part. Not only do they have a clean cut, vintage style layout of the store, it's also very easy to shop since everything is in place and browsing is hassle-free. From sleeveless tops, muscle tees, croptops, long sleeves and sweaters, their shirt blouses are updated every month according to seasonal clothing. They also have shorts, skirts, jumpsuits, pants, jumpers, overalls, what have you! Zara's shoes are also to-die-for. Their combat boots, gladiator sandals, flats and high-cut shoes are all temptations to swipe your card one more time. As for their staff, they're helpful but not that friendly. They will assist you when you ask for help, but that's it. They have cozy, bright and spacious fitting rooms for all your fitting needs! read more

I LOVE LOVE LOVE Zara! I can always find a million things I want to buy and their clothes are always up to date with the latest styles! Unfortunately, the brand is quite pricey here in the Philippines. I find it quite annoying that their price in Euros is often left on the tag and it turns out their prices in Pesos are almost a third higher! The best thing about Zara (in Europe) is that you get great clothes at fair prices as you know trends are always changing and you'll probably not going to wear the piece for more than 6 months... Having higher prices just goes again this whole principle! Regardless, Zara is Zara and I'll always love it but maybe Manila is not the best place to shop there! read more

Zara is my absolute most favoritest (yes I realize the exaggeration) shopping store ever. My mom started shopping in Zara when it first opened in Manila, then I was too young to really be into clothes, and Zara was still too expensive for me and my mom wouldn't let me buy clothes there. But as soon as I was old enough, Zara was it. Zara is a European brand and so their clothes are fairly pricey, but not overly pricey, it depends on what you're buying. I personally don't purchase anything over P1000. A shirt would cost around P495 at the cheapest (possibly a basic tank/tee). But trust me the price of the clothes in Zara are so so so worth it. The clothes are so on point trend-wise. The prints may not be as colorful or loud compared to other stores because Zara has a more sophisticated vibe to it. They have great basics, and if you want to invest you should really buy your basics here. For those who travel a lot their winter wear is cheap (if you compare to most stores selling winter clothes) and super comfortable! And they do their job! read more