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Jacob Elordi has baggage—Bottega Veneta baggage, to be precise.
The actor touched down at the Marco Polo Airport today ahead of the premiere of Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein at the 2025 Venice Film Festival. Even dressed in a plain white crewneck tee and black slacks, Elodri’s keen sense of style caught our attention.
Elodri dressed up his basics with accessories galore: a green “Saint Natalie Wood” Paly trucker hat under a pair of over-the-ear headphones, rectangular sepia-toned sunnies, and a gold pinkie ring.
Photo: Aissaoui Nacer / BACKGRIDUSA
It was the actor’s bags, however, that elevated his look to full movie star status. Slung over one shoulder, he had an enormous brown Bottega Veneta bag, and in his other hand, he rolled the $9,400 Odyssey suitcase in the brand’s signature intrecciato weave. A master schlepper, Elordi already has an extensive Bottega collection, including the Andiamo in multiple sizes and colors.
“I never bought a bag,” Elordi revealed to GQ in a 2023 cover story. “Maybe that should be something that is exposed about Hollywood. All these people think, I wish I had that lifestyle. I mean, yes, to get them for free—that’s great. What a great lifestyle. But people that have all this money aren’t spending it. You just get sent stuff. It blows my mind.”
As we anxiously await fashion week debuts from Louise Trotter at Bottega Veneta and Matthieu Blazy (the brand’s former creative director) at Chanel, we’re also curious to see where Jacob Elodri’s handbag loyalties lie. But as of now, he’s still firmly a Bottega boy.
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