News about Amancio Ortega Gaona

stylexfox, the British style account, claims to have cracked the meaning of three letters on clothing produced by the Spanish-manufactured brand. The fashionista explains in the video, which has received more than 450,000 views, that the clothing brand uses codes to help people figure out their clothing size.

Zara, the world's largest high street chain, has introduced a new line of trainers that can be personalised with a name or initials. The casual trainers are now available in five different styles, some with the option of inscription. They cost just £49.99. It comes following the success of its personalised handbag collection, which was launched earlier this summer. Pictured: the trainers

Zara is a common name on high streets in the United Kingdom and around the world, but supporters of the store, which was founded by a Spanish tailor in 1975, may be surprised to learn that it was first introduced under a different name. After Amancio Ortega first founded the chain in A Coruña Galicia, he named it after a classic film from the 1960s, but a new business opening nearby under the same name caused him to think on his feet (pictured: a branch of Zara in Sydney)