Yagya started as a contrast to the equestrian fashion, which is very homogeneous. Yagya aimed to bring more of a street style into the stable and worked on transitioning from street to stable fashion. Horseback riding doesn't need to adopt anything cool from another culture; it's an incredibly tough sport and can stand on its own merits. The "Off the Beaten Path" Yagya highlights various situations and demonstrates the excitement of horseback riding without placing it in a different context. In the "Midnight" campaign, we delve into the world of night riding, focusing on a woman's courage to trust her horse in the darkness.

We wanted to show equestrian as it truly is, raw, unforgiving, unpolished. Mud that clings. Air that stings. Silence that demands focus. No staging. No escape. Just presence.

We shot in darkness because in Sweden, darkness isn’t a setting, it’s a season. When light disappears, the horse becomes your vision. You don’t follow the path. You feel it. Instinct leads. Trust answers.