
London-based label ARODAZI has launched its Spring 2026 collection, introducing five new silhouettes that place the focus on wearable confidence, emotional connection, and the people behind the brand’s journey. Founded in 2023 by Izadora Hodges, ARODAZI continues to build its identity around expressive dressing, inclusive design, and close relationships with small, family-run manufacturers in India.
Created between London and Bangalore, the new season reflects Hodges’ long-standing connection to both the UK and India. Growing up between the two countries, with a family background in Bollywood, the designer developed an instinct for storytelling through movement, texture, and character — elements that remain visible in the ARODAZI world today.
Rather than centring the full collection, this Spring 2026 release highlights five key silhouettes that define the mood of the season. The Linca Blouse introduces a lightly structured shape with a smocked back panel and soft puff sleeves, balancing femininity with ease. The Tilda Trouser offers a straight-leg cut with a tailored waist and oversized side pocket, bringing practicality into a more polished silhouette.
The Tura Skirt adds sculptural volume through its bubbled hem and mid-length shape, while the Jasi Jacket is designed with an adjustable drawstring waist that allows it to be worn cropped or relaxed depending on styling. Completing the edit is the Moffi Coat, described by the brand as a “corporate cutesie” statement piece — a look that captures ARODAZI’s mix of playfulness and everyday wearability.
Across the five designs, the brand continues to emphasise soft yet structured silhouettes, inclusive sizing, and fabrics sourced through long-term partnerships with independent mills in Delhi and Bangalore. The season is also accompanied by the film campaign “Nothing is Under Control,” extending the collection’s message of confidence, identity, and self-expression.
At its core, Spring 2026 is positioned as a tribute to community. Each piece is named after someone important in Hodges’ life, from close friends to artisans in the ateliers she works with — turning the collection into a personal map of the relationships that keep the brand moving forward.








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