Earl Cave (born 23 June 2000) is an English actor recognised for his magnetic presence and offbeat charm. The son of musician Nick Cave and designer Susie Bick, he has carved his own path in film and television with a distinct blend of intensity and sensitivity. Cave first drew critical attention in the coming-of-age drama Days of the Bagnold Summer(2019), followed by striking performances in True History of the Kelly Gang and the BBC series The End of the F**ing World*. With his brooding charisma and unconventional edge, he represents a new generation of British talent—enigmatic, thoughtful, and quietly electric on screen.

Earl Cave’s fashion sensibility captures the essence of indie British cool—dark tailoring, vintage textures, and a hint of rock ‘n’ roll nonchalance. Often dressed in slim silhouettes and muted palettes, he channels effortless rebellion with polished restraint. His eyewear choices perfectly echo that mood: Cave has been seen in frames from Tom Ford, Celine Homme, and Saint Laurent, favouring slender black sunglasses, angular acetate designs, and retro round shapes that evoke underground sophistication. Whether attending film festivals or street-styled in London, his look is both nostalgic and modern—moody, refined, and irresistibly stylish.