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Ashtin Earle Takes a Metallic Trip Back to 2005 in Roberto Cavalli at the 2026 CFDA Awards

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Ashtin Earle Takes a Metallic Trip Back to 2005 in Roberto Cavalli at the 2026 CFDA Awards

The newly signed IMG model joins Lucy Freyer, Katy Perry and La La Anthony in revisiting the Italian designer's early-2000s collections.

Roberto Cavalli‘s early-2000s collections have been getting plenty of red carpet time as of late.

Ashtin Earle joined in on Monday, bringing a metallic gown from the Italian designer’s fall 2005 ready-to-wear collection to the 2026 CFDA Fashion Awards in New York.

The strapless dress featured a gathered, twisted detail at the bust, with long, thin ties falling down the front. Its bronze-toned metallic fabric continued into a narrow, vertically pleated skirt, with a small train trailing behind her. Earle kept the rest of her look sleek and minimal, save for what appeared to be a black beaded rosary wrapped around her wrist.

The 23-year-old content creator is in good company when it comes to archival Cavalli. Just last week, Lucy Freyer arrived at WWD Honors in a floral dress from 2004, telling WWD, “This is 2004 Cavalli. I love a vintage moment, especially a vintage Cavalli.”

Katy Perry had made a similar trip to 2004 days earlier for a Dolly Parton tribute in Nashville, selecting an animal-print gown from the designer’s spring collection. And during the first week of October, La La Anthony went head-to-toe Cavalli for an appearance on “Today With Jenna & Sheinelle,” pairing printed separates with collectible boots from spring 2002. Earle’s dress traded all those florals and animal motifs for head-to-toe metallic pleats.


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