7 For All Mankind Unveils Spring Summer 2026 Campaign Starring Chloë Sevigny
With its Spring Summer 2026 campaign, 7 For All Mankind reconnects with its roots, reaffirming a distinctly American vision of everyday glamour and effortless luxury. Born in California, the brand reshaped fashion in the early 2000s by elevating denim into an aspirational, culturally resonant symbol of attitude and individuality.
The SS26 campaign reinforces this original spirit, both visually and geographically. Photographed by Brianna Capozzi and styled by Haley Wollens, the campaign unfolds like a cinematic story set in a retro-American mansion. Capozzi's signature feminine gaze makes the image timeless and dreamy: a misty, intercoastal 'somewhere' bathed in soft light, sun-bleached hues and gestures both intimate and powerful.
Chloë Sevigny shines as the new muse and ambassador for 7 For All Mankind. A long-time 7FAM daughter and cool New York icon, she effortlessly embodies the essence of the brand: free, intuitive and charismatic. Her style goes beyond fashion to reflect her personality and authenticity, with clothes becoming an extension of her character.
The men's campaign, featuring model Walid Fiher, uses the same visual language, but with a more down-to-earth, understated approach. Together, the women's and men's campaigns affirm the very essence of 7 For All Mankind: denim as a means of personal expression, where style is lived - not executed.
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7 for All Mankind®, a division of Delta Galil Industries, is the world's leading brand of innovative denim and lifestyle products. Founded in 2000 as a pioneer in the denim industry, the Los Angeles-based brand quickly received rave reviews for its innovations in fit, fabric and finish. The 7 For All Mankind® brand offers denim, ready-to-wear and accessories collections for men and women. Products are sold in 7 For All Mankind® boutiques, online at www.7ForAllMankind.com and in luxury department stores and specialist boutiques in over 80 countries worldwide.
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Cathérine Van Erck
