There are destinations that are not visited but felt. Places that transform the gaze, that seep into the way we perceive colors, textures, silhouettes. For leo & ugo, it is Lanzarote which played this role with its still warm black lava underfoot, its golden light, and its warm wind laden with sea spray. The Parisian house unpacked on this volcanic Canary Island and returned with a spring-summer collection both sunny and deeply rooted in its artisanal know-how.

Lanzarote, a natural palette

An island sculpted by volcanoes

In Lanzarote, nature sets its own pace. The island seems to have been shaped by fire, wind, and sea, in an almost lunar landscape where cooled lava stretches for miles. In the Timanfaya National Park, the volcanic lands offer a almost striking palette of deep black, burnt red, warm ochre, and shades of ash. Further on, El Golfo reveals its green lagoon, like an unexpected splash of color amid the dark rocks.

It is precisely this contrast between the raw power of the landscape and the softness that one comes to deposit there guided the spirit of the collection. The materials, the prints, the colors: every choice echoes this intense and luminous island. At Leo & Ugo, summer is not just a simple desire for lightness, but it becomes a sunny, feminine, and confident style, which embraces colors, patterns, and details, while maintaining that Parisian precision that is the house’s signature.

César Manrique, when art meets the landscape

It is impossible to mention Lanzarote without thinking of César Manrique. The artist deeply marked the island by imagining a unique way of making architecture, art, and nature converse. His work reminds us that a place can be enhanced without being distorted, provided its soul is respected. The Jameos del Agua, carved directly into a volcanic cave that plunges down to the sea, is the most breathtaking demonstration of this.

This idea naturally resonates with the craftsmanship of Leo & Ugo. Each piece is born from a balance between inspiration and precision, creativity and wearability. The prints are never just simple patterns because they tell a story of an atmosphere, a destination, a feeling.
The landscape printed shirt was born from those panoramas where the land and horizon blend. More graphic, the multicolored graphic printed shirt translates the artistic energy of Lanzarote through bold lines and colors.

From the beach to the village: how to dress in Lanzarote

Lanzarote is experienced on foot, slowly. The morning in Playa Papagayo, where the water is a turquoise so vivid it hardly seems natural. The afternoon in the streets of Teguise, with its whitewashed houses and artisan shops. The ideal wardrobe must follow this rhythm: elegant, comfortable, luminous, able to transition from one moment to the next without losing style.

Tops & shirts

The short-sleeved openwork shirt has something special under the island’s light. The openwork creates a very fine play of shadows on the skin, a lightness that really only shows in full sunlight. The white shirt with black polka dots, more graphic, offers a timeless elegance we think we know by heart and that still works every season, worn open over a swimsuit or buttoned with jeans. It’s a piece you can imagine just as well at the Teguise market as on a Parisian street after vacation.

On the t-shirt side, the collection offers clear choices. The graphic printed t-shirt it fully asserts itself and adds character to a simple outfit while the pastel printed V-neck t-shirt softens the silhouette with its gentler shades. As for the blue floral printed t-shirt, it brings a botanical note into a landscape dominated by mineral tones, like a beautiful contrast between freshness and intensity.

Bottoms & denim

The high-waisted wide jeans is the piece we put on every morning without a second thought. Wide without floating, high waist without pinching: a balance that is not improvised. The straight jeans with wavy detail plays more on detail and shows a more Parisian line. It’s an ideal piece for those who love revisited basics, simple but worked cuts, clothes that stand out for their precision.

For a more feminine look, the  printed midi skirt with lace detail adds a beautiful fluidity. Its print naturally dialogues with the spirit of the collection, while the lace recalls Leo & Ugo’s taste for delicate finishes.
The final touch? A golden zinc belt, to highlight the waist and add a solar glow. A simple but precious detail that immediately gives more presence to the whole.

When Lanzarote ignites: evening dresses

When the sun sets over Lanzarote, the island changes its face. The volcanic landscapes warm up, the reliefs become softer, the shadows lengthen. It’s the time when outfits take on another dimension: more sensual, more flowing, more dressed up, but always natural.

Long dresses: the island in majesty

The buttoned long linen dress has all the qualities of a ideal travel piece. Linen brings an authentic, slightly bohemian look, while the buttoned cut structures the silhouette. It is worn open over a swimsuit during the day, then closed with a belt and sandals at sunset.

More urban in its spirit, the belted long shirt dress takes the shirt codes and transforms them into elegant summer dress. It is perfect for women who like clean, easy-to-wear pieces that are always sophisticated. The long polka dot dress with bare shoulders embraces an more radiant femininity. Bare shoulders, the movement of the dress, and the polka dot pattern: everything evokes a summer evening, a dinner by the sea, a look that catches the eye.

Midi dress & twin-set: the lightness of the evening

For those who prefer mid-lengths, the floral open-back midi dress offers a charming alternative. Its open back adds a sensual touch, while the floral print softens the whole. It’s a dress you can easily imagine wearing after a day of sightseeing, when all it takes is changing shoes and adding a piece of jewelry to transition to evening.

The Ecru knit and lace twin-set is perhaps the piece most faithful to theDNA of Leo & Ugo: more delicate, almost precious, it recalls the house expertise around the knitwear and artisanal details. The ecru brings light to the complexion, the lace adds a refined dimension, and together they create a soft, feminine silhouette. With the gold zinc belt, these pieces gain even more depth. The gold responds to the evening light, highlights movements, and gives the outfit that chic finish that makes all the difference.

What to pack in your suitcase for Lanzarote

Packing your suitcase for Lanzarote means think in silhouettes rather than isolated garments. You need pieces that respond to each other, that combine easily, that allow you to create multiple looks without overloading your luggage.
We start with some bright tops, a printed shirt, a graphic t-shirt, well-cut denim, a midi skirt, then two strong dresses for the evening. Everything should be able to live together in the same palette: white, ecru, blue, some floral touches, more artistic prints, and of course a bit of gold.

Bags that travel with you

A good travel bag withstands lava paths, village stairs, sea salt air, and stay presentable in the evening at the restaurant. The Léo leather bag meets this requirement. Its leather material provides real structure, while its style remains timeless enough to last through many seasons. The Léo mini leather bag,, more compact, is perfect for moments when you want to travel light. It keeps the essentials close while adding a touch of character to the silhouette. It’s the kind of accessory you take for Lanzarote, then we continues to wear in Paris, as it naturally fits into everyday life.

Our favorites in Lanzarote

What to visit in Lanzarote?

Lanzarote is discovered as a succession of paintings. To feel the full force of the island, the Timanfaya National Park remains a must-see. Its volcanic landscapes give the impression of walking on a land from elsewhere. At El Golfo, the contrast between the green lagoon, the black rock, and the ocean creates one of the island's most beautiful settings.
The Jameos del Agua, designed by César Manrique offers another way to understand Lanzarote: a place where nature and art respond to each other with elegance. For a more beach-oriented day, Playa Papagayo attracts with its clear waters and preserved atmosphere. Finally, Puerto del Carmen offers a livelier atmosphere, ideal for dining or strolling at the end of the day.

When to go to Lanzarote?

Spring is undoubtedly one of the best times to go to Lanzarote. The light is already summery, temperatures are pleasant, and the island retains a mildness that allows you to fully enjoy visits as well as moments by the water.
It is also that early summer feeling that Leo & Ugo captures in its spring-summer 2026 collection. A desire for light, movement, and pleasant fabrics on the skin. Pieces designed to accompany the first departures, long days outside, evenings that stretch on, and memories that last.

Lanzarote awaits you, and so does your collection.

With this spring-summer 2026 collection, Leo & Ugo signs a sunny, feminine, and deeply inspired wardrobe. Pieces that tell the story of an island, but above all a way of living summer: free, elegant, confident.

Imagined in Paris, nourished by the colors and contrasts of Lanzarote, the collection celebrates the house's know-how, its attention to detail, and its love for clothes that have a soul.

Discover the new arrivals from Leo & Ugo and let this special light into your wardrobe, between Parisian elegance and volcanic breath.