Hayes Warner fronts Roberto Cavalli Fall 2026 campaign
Hayes Warner is the face of Roberto Cavalli's Fall 2026 campaign.
Roberto Cavalli, the Italian fashion house, has chosen the singer and actor to lead its seasonal images, according to WWD. The house's creative director, the designer who leads its collections, is Fausto Puglisi. In fashion, a campaign means the official photographs a brand releases to present clothes for a season. Fall means the autumn and winter range.
The new campaign has a full title. It is called "Nero Carnale — The Kids in America". The pictures were made by photographer Indiana Piorek. The location was Los Angeles. The team worked in a villa overlooking the city.
Warner is described as a pop singer. A pop singer is a recording artist who releases singles for streaming and radio. Her hits include "Predator", "Oh!" and "Zip". Those three songs are named as her hits.
Warner is also an actor. She plays Debbie Schaffer in "The Shards". The role is her character in the series. The series is the television link behind the fashion casting.
"The Shards" is based on the novel by Bret Easton Ellis. A novel is a long work of fiction published as a book. The story follows privileged high school seniors in Los Angeles in 1981. A killer is on the loose while they finish their final year. The series premiered in August on Hulu, the American streaming service, according to WWD. Hulu is a subscription service that lets viewers watch series on demand.
For a general reader, the names fit together in a short chain. Cavalli is the fashion house selling the clothes. Puglisi is the creative director guiding the designs. Piorek is the photographer credited with the images. Warner is the singer and actor pictured in them. Los Angeles is the city where both the shoot and the story sit.
What makes this stand out is place. The drama is set in Los Angeles in 1981. The photographs were made in Los Angeles now, in a villa above the city. Viewers who watch the series will recognise the city name when they see the campaign credit. For fans, this means one face across music, television and fashion.
