For spring/summer 2026 (FS26), Heyanno returns with a collection that sounds like a ballad born in the desert: untamed, poetic and deeply personal. Inspired by the spirit of a boheme muse, the season invites you to rediscover freedom as a state of being. Think of nostalgic retro length, second-hand vibes, weather-tanned linen, sun-bleached cuts and stem-drawn denim, silhouettes, made for every terrain. Each piece reflects the rhythm of a soul that evades conventions and follows its own instinct.
In front of a barren backdrop and immersed in gold, the look book captures the raw essence of the Heyanno woman: unfiltered, carefree, undisguised. The branded text, shown below, also serves as a Moodboard and Mission Statement, an ODE in movement, memory and the strength, not to ask for permission.
Feel the pulse of unknown trips
“One season, sung by a restless heart – where the horizon whispers secrets, worn by the wind; where every breath appears like a new possibility. She is a hiker, a wild soul, an undisturbed rebel who chase the light before the sunrise.
“She collects moments, no things. No desire to want something, but to be. Tired of searching for answers, she has found the truth in herself. In the clock of her own drum, following her heartbeat, following her heartbeat, with the desire for eyes full of love and a heart full of freedom. This is a tribute to the fearless soul: on dances at sunrise, whispered words in the star light and the unbearable joy of freedom. Collection is a soundtrack for all those who live according to their own rhythm, towards the horizon, and never stand still. “
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