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Looks like we’re all getting a bit of a present for Zara’s 50th birthday—in celebration, the brand is dropping 50 new objects designed in collaboration with iconic people across art, design, film, and fashion. All proceeds will benefit Women’s Earth Alliance, a non-profit focused on protecting the environment by empowering women’s leadership. Not to name names but the list of contributors includes creatives like Kate Moss, Rosalía, Cindy Crawford, Annie Leibovitz, Vincent Van Duysen, Karlie Kloss, and more. While there’s a good clothing haul to be had, don’t sleep on the home finds. They’re going to fly off the proverbial shelves.
The actual shopping starts on October 6, so you’ve got time to think about what you want to add to your cart. Below are just some of the items you’ll find us eyeing.
Kate Moss Dreamt Up a Brass Box for All Your Keepsakes
Moss made two sizes of these gold boxes, inlaid with red glass stones. The smaller one (only $99) can be tossed in your bag, while the larger storage can live at home (we think it’s the perfect hideaway for bangles and other jewelry).
David Sims Turned a Sleeping Bag Into a Statement
We dare you to find a more beautiful sleeping bag. Sims designed two versions, each featuring cloudscape imagery inspired by his photographic archive. The built-in pillow is a huge perk and makes it worth the $269 price tag.
Leslie Zhang Left a Subtle Note on His Vase
Zhang’s porcelain vessel ($169) references Longquan celadon, but if you look closely you’ll see a cheeky nod to the collab (the word Zara is carved into the floral motif).
Marc Newson Put Out a Very Playful Set of Cups
Drinking water is so much more fun when your cup is all done up in a cheery hue—it’s science, right? These glossy glasses are sold in matching sets in three sizes and produced through traditional hand-blown processes by makers in La Graja, Spain, which explains why they’ll retail for a cool $399.
Nick Knight Designed a Sculptural Vessel
The photographer drew on the optics and distortions seen in his work to create a sculptural vase that we think could easily double as a super-chic organizer on your desk.
Karlie Kloss Marked Her Territory on a Dopp Kit
The playful message the model left on her matcha-green pouch resonates deeply with us. We’d pay $129 for a durable dopp kit that holds everything we might need—BandAids, lipgloss, hand lotion, tweezers—in a pinch.
Sarah Andelman Had a Creative Idea for a Bookshelf
This shelf, made out of inox steel, only holds a few titles but that’s kind of the point—only your favorites can go here! It’s a great option for renters (just lean it against the wall) and small spaces.
Christy Turlington Wants You to Travel Lightly
When it comes to efficiently packing a carry-on suitcase, we’d trust a globetrotting supermodel like Christy Turlington. Her two-piece set features a hard-shell case and matching oversized tote that are both lightweight and cabin-ready.