FASHION

A NEW ARRANGE COLLECTION HAS LANDED JUST IN TIME FOR SPRING

By Ayis Stephen-Diver, 9 March 2026

ARRANGE has officially turned one. That’s one year of woman-led fashion, statement occasionwear and considered craftsmanship. And to mark the milestone, the brand has released a new-season collection. Every thread is intentional, each fold and pleat is positioned with purpose – and the entire drop is designed with spring in mind. If your taste for head-turning styles has intensified recently, new-season ARRANGE promises to curb your appetite. But don’t just take it from us – take it from Senior Designers Jess Spernaes and Alice Elliott. We sat down with both of them to zoom into the collection – scroll for the four key takeaways to know.

UNEXPECTED OCCASIONWEAR

ARRANGE embellished sequin bandeau maxi dress, £250

Fun comes in the form of experimentation. Will this skirt match this top? How about these jeans with that jacket? While configuring new combos can be enjoyable, it may develop into decision fatigue. But of course, ARRANGE offers a solution. This dress is your one-and-done answer to all those spring RSVPs – featuring the brand’s signature supersized sequins and veiled with an angular panel of chiffon for a soft touch. ‘Our oversized sequins are back in a new double layer shape,’ says Jess. ‘It’s the perfect standout summer occasion dress. The mix of fabrications is something we love to play with at ARRANGE.’

A FRESH SET OF SHADES

ARRANGE shard sequin square cut hem midi skirt co-ord in pink, £120

ARRANGE champions colour like no other: previous collections saw moss green, flaming crimson and cobalt blue among other powerful hues. But for SS26, the brightness is being toned down while the glamour is being dialled up: think limoncello and lilac fringing, light beige tailoring and coral sequins. Alice expands on the approach to colour in this collection: ‘Spring often puts pastels on the trend landscape. We softened up the asymmetric hems, trapezoid silhouettes and power tailoring with help from lighter hues – bringing a feminine touch to the season.’

SIGNATURE DETAILS

ARRANGE organza floral embellished trapeze maxi dress, £220

You can’t talk ARRANGE without addressing the elephant in the room: the embellishments. Whether it’s hand-finished beads or sequins, each piece is personalised for you. ARRANGE doesn’t simply design clothes; they create wearable art, cultivated with care and intention. ‘Embellishment is a big part of ARRANGE’s DNA. The triangular cutting adds a fresh take on this hand-embellished piece, while the sequinned black flowers nod to spring. It’s designed to stand alone with minimal accessories for a really polished and clean look,’ says Jess.

TAILORING WITH A TWIST

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ARRANGE oversized single breasted blazer co-ord in grey, £120

Tailoring is going through a renaissance – but it’s ironically borrowing from trends of the past. The 80s revival – with its mensy suiting and powerful details – may feel like a new buzzword, but Tom Ford, Saint Laurent and now ARRANGE’s SS26 collection prove it’s more than just a fleeting trend. ‘Our new signature tailored suit will definitely be big this spring. In an oversized fit with a perfectly-cut wide-leg trouser, this is a wardrobe staple that will see you through the season. We also love styling it with our statement embellished tops,’ says Alice. This suit also comes in the perfect cool-toned neutral – meaning it complements both pastels and primary colours effortlessly.