Hannah Dodd for Numéro Netherlands February 2026

Hannah Dodd wore five distinct looks for Numéro Netherlands February 2026 by Bartek Szmigulski, mixing metallic textures with dramatic prints.

Look 1: The Geometric Gold

Hannah Dodd opens the shoot in something that catches light from every angle — a sleeveless mini dress covered in raised geometric texture, all gold and yellow tones. The neckline drops into a V with chunky chain detailing, and she’s stacked gold cuffs on her wrist. Yellow pointed pumps match the dress perfectly. It’s the kind of piece that looks expensive without screaming about it. The texture does all the work; you don’t need jewelry when the dress is this busy.

Look 2: Movement in Motion

Then there’s this rust-colored ribbed top paired with a skirt that’s basically a study in motion. The fabric has this abstract print — rust, black, white all swirling together — and she’s caught mid-twirl, holding it out. A dark embellished collar sits at her neck. White shoes peek out underneath. The ribbed top is fitted, almost severe, which makes the skirt’s drama feel earned rather than excessive.

Look 3: Polka Dots Meet Feathers

Black and cream polka dots on a structured jacket, cinched hard with a wide black belt. She’s wearing it over black pinstripe wide-leg trousers. But the real story is this turquoise feather situation at her neck — it’s bold, almost hiding her face. Hair pulled back tight. The contrast between the graphic dots and those soft, chaotic feathers is what makes this work. Without the belt, the proportions would feel off.

Look 4: Metallic Drama

This bronze metallic jacket has a collar that frames her face like armor. The sleeves are impossibly voluminous, textured like crocodile skin. Black trousers underneath have these long ribbon ties trailing to the floor. Hair slicked back. It’s sculptural without being unwearable — the kind of piece that photographs like a statement but could actually function as a coat.

Look 5: Velvet and Metal

Seated for the final shot, she’s in a metallic gold blouse with black floral print, voluminous sleeves, cream collar and cuffs. A massive burgundy velvet flower sits at her neck like a brooch. Navy velvet pencil skirt. Heart earrings. The mix of shiny and matte, the way the velvet absorbs light while the metallic fabric throws it back — that’s the tension here.The shoot balances texture against texture, letting each look breathe without competing. Nothing feels like filler.