"A woman’s body doesn’t need redesigning. Her clothes do."

    At Modo Caldo, we don’t design for body types, we design with them. Whether it’s a petite frame or a plus-sized figure, the same blazer or dress is crafted to preserve the essence of the design, ensuring every woman, regardless of size, experiences the same style and luxury. We focus on adjusting the fit, not altering the identity of the piece.
    Every woman deserves the same design, the same experience, and the same respect - no matter her size, shape, or story.
    INDIA - NOT OUR ORNAMENT, BUT ORIGIN
    While Modo Caldo’s form language is modern and international, our inspiration is deeply Indian.
    Our silhouettes are born from observations: the symmetry of architecture, the layers of Indian culture, the stereotypes we resist, and the softness we inherit.
    From nature to nuance, India lives in our garments - not as ornamentation, but as origin.

    2025

    2025 marked a year of strategic growth for Modo Caldo, with significant improvements in brand visuals, campaigns, and overall market reach. The brand expanded its presence through key associations with PSL, AJIO, Nykaa, and NJAL, strengthening its position across major fashion platforms.
    Modo Caldo showcased over 60 looks at a reputed fashion platform in Goa, built strong collaborations with stylists, celebrities, and influencers, and deepened its brand narrative through enhanced storytelling with the HOPE campaign.
    The year also marked the launch of Modo Caldo’s own e-commerce website along with the opening of the new SpeakEazy Studio in Rajouri Garden, creating a dedicated space for design, dialogue, and community.

    2024

    2024 marks a significant achievement for Modo Caldo, with the launch of a new collection of structural hourglass blazers. These masterpieces, a culmination of over 5 years of research, boast exceptional fit and finish, specifically tailored to accentuate Indian body types.
    Our Creative Director, Jigyasa Jolly mentored 25 designers for Voguestar Fashion Week, helping them develop unique collections. She also served as a jury member for the pageant format, marking her first opportunity as a celebrity designer judging a national beauty pageant.

    2023

    Modo Caldo received it's first award for "The Best Costume" at Diadem Mrs. India Legacy for our 'Panchmukhi' creation.
    Diadem Mrs. India additionally invited the creative director of Modo Caldo - Jigyasa Jolly to judge the talent round of their pageant show. Jigyasa's expertise was further recognised at the industry level as she trained 20 designers under the realm of VogueStar Fashion Week, mentoring them through their design processes and collaborating to present a captivating collection.

    2022

    Modo Caldo crafted its first National Costume for Mrs. Universe, an international beauty pageant held in Seoul, Korea. The design and concept got featured in many magazines, including Times of India and Femina.
    Our brand story was also featured in a lifestyle magazine, RAYNM.

    2021

    While the COVID-19 era saw the launch of Usprit by Modo Caldo - a streetwear sub-brand dedicated to signature archival prints; the label has since been retired. This move marks a definitive shift in the brand’s evolution, refocusing all creative energy on its primary luxury collections.

    2020

    In 2020, the brand focused on commercial designs and styling.Modo Caldo crafted personalised bridal gowns and lehengas, gaining recognition for our occasion wear.

    2019

    Modo Caldo designed the "Dressaris" collection for a fashion show organized by Textile Fairs, India, at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi.
    Selected as one of the top 14 upcoming designers in the country, Jigyasa received complete sponsorship for the show. This opportunity marked the beginning of brand recognition for Modo Caldo.
    Our designs were also seen on celebrities like Prajakta Mali, Aarti Khetarpal, Muskan Sethi, and Freishia.

    2018

    We celebrated our 1st anniversary!
    Modo Caldo designs were spotted on celebrities like Rati Pandey, Isheta Sarckar, Mithali Raj, Sanjeeda Sheikh & Bhagyashree Mote.
    Got Featured in magazines like G-Town.
    Designed the set & costumes for a Delhi-based theatre group, Tamasha Entertainment, for their production of Macbeth.

    2017

    Our year of inception!
    Modo Caldo established partnerships with stores like Aura, Kimaya, and Ivana.
    One of our designs was featured on Soha Ali Khan.

    2026 - In The Making


    We’re spending the year refining the 'Modern Indian' aesthetic. By focusing on specialized bust-padding and corset R&D tailored for unique Indian body proportions, we’re ensuring our drapes sit perfectly every time.
    This year marks the launch of our new couture line and a movement to educate our community on what true quality looks like - from the hidden reinforcement in our blazers to the sculptural fit of our corsets.