It isn\'t a secret that Zara draws inspiration from just about everywhere. In fact, because the company makes it a goal to always be faster, designers travel with a camera, pen, and paper. As it turns out the fast-fashion retailer wasn\'t only keeping up with what our favorite designers put on the runway but with the popular typography trends as well. Earlier this week, Zara updated its social media and website with a new cozier, curvier logo designed by Baron & Baron agency. This particular typography was first used in Harper\'s Bazaar in the \'90s. The logo stands out among the cleaner logos that seem to be suddenly sweeping the fashion industry. It didn\'t take long before the customers began to share their thoughts on the brand\'s new look.Can someone explain the thinking behind the new logo? I feel the first one communicated the sophistication and designer-like image the brand tries to portray. #ZARA pic.twitter.com/q9PM49fYWp— DAK (@DakTurner) January 29, 2019 In their fans\' defense
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