Robyn Acne Studios 2026 Campaign: Photos, Collection, T-Shirt Collab

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Fresh off asserting a 2026 world tour, Robyn is stepping in entrance of the digicam as the new face of Swedish vogue model Acne Studios and its Spring/Summer 2026 campaign.

The “Honey” singer poses for a collection of portraits shot by Nadia Lee Cohen that discover the artist, “straddling notions of chaos and control, play and pleasure,” while capturing “the sensual experience of being alive,” per a release. Acne Studios notes that the theme of the shoot mirrors the fashion of Robyn’s upcoming album, “Sexistential,” due out March 27.

Acne Studios has also dropped a limited-edition T-shirt collaboration with Robyn, impressed by lyrics from the singer’s latest single, “Dopamine.” Robyn carried out the track live for the first time during a one-night-only Spotify x Acne Studios live performance at L.A.’s Fonda Theatre in November. The T-shirt is made from a cotton and hemp mix with a relaxed match and distressed trim, and options the phrases, “I’m tripping on our chemistry” displayed on the entrance in a purple spray paint-style impact. A purple Acne Studios and Spotify stamp adorns the again neckline.

At as soon as powerful and stylish, Acne Studios says Robyn was the superb individual to embody their new assortment, calling out her “bold sense of self.”

“Robyn felt like a natural collaborator; we’ve known each other for many years and for me there was something about the collection that was very her,” says Acne Studios Creative Director Jonny Johansson, who also requested the Swedish musician to create the SS26 present’s soundtrack, held at Paris’ Collège des Bernardins last October. “We hadn’t even seen each other’s latest work, but somehow we were both exploring the same thing – questioning and celebrating this classic idea of female identity, pushing against it and embracing it at the same time.” 

“I’ve known Jonny for a very long time, and we’ve collaborated in different ways, we’ve been orbiting each other for a long time,” provides Robyn. “But this time felt more collaborative than ever.”

The Acne Studios SS26 is hailed as an “interplay between menswear and womenswear which proposes an alternate protagonist – one where identity is ever-shifting, never fixed.” In the same means, Robyn has teased that her upcoming album will probably be a mixture of kinds and genres. Indeed, at her Spotify present in L.A., the singer (actually) danced between her fan-favorite pop hits and her more experimental work with Röyksopp and La Bagatelle Magique.

“Robyn has always followed her own rhythm, and there’s something fearless in that – but it’s a fearlessness that comes from sensitivity, not ego,” says Johansson. “She’s never trying to impress anyone, and that’s rare. I’m drawn to people who create worlds, and she does that.”