Jacob Elordi Has the Designer Bag Collection of Our Dreams

With his portrayal of Elvis in Sofia Coppola’s upcoming Priscilla Presley biopic, Priscilla, already generating tons of buzz at this year’s Venice Film Festival, it’s clear that Jacob Elordi is having a movie star moment — and his stellar designer bag collection is along for the (stylish) ride.

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Standing at six feet five inches tall, the Euphoria actor’s height alone contributes to his commanding presence, but his timeless and sophisticated fashion sense has also reinforced his stylishly confident persona over the past few years. And while Elordi often takes quite a classic approach to dressing, favouring staples such as fitted trousers and button-down collared shirts as the foundation for many of his go-to looks, the unconventional addition of a designer handbag to many of his outfits has caught people’s attention.

Oftentimes, the designer bags that Elordi reaches for are from the women’s collections. (Take the Bottega Veneta Andiamo handbag he’s been favouring.) The Euphoria star doesn’t seem to care, in fact, he’s been applauded for eschewing gender norms via his accessory choices.

The actor doesn’t reserve his designer pieces just for special occasions either and has been known to sport a luxe bag to spruce up a seemingly simple street style look every now and again as well, making the accessories appear all the more true to his personal style.

With a wide range of styles that he wears over the shoulder, crossbody and as handbags from luxury designers such as Bottega Venetta, Chanel and Celine, Elordi has a wardrobe full of coveted accessories that would make any fashion fan envious.

Here’s our round-up of the best Jacob Elordi designer bag looks so far — and what makes each outfit so unique.

Chanel in Venice

Elordi’s Chanel shoulder bag stole the show while promoting his upcoming film, Priscilla, with director Sofia Coppola at the Venice Film Festival. He let the handbag be the star of the outfit, complementing the standout accessory with a simple white collared shirt and grey, straight-leg trousers for a simple, polished look.

A Louis Vuitton travel look

Using a designer bag as a carry-on is a glam statement that many can only dream of making, but when Elordi touched down at an Italian airport ahead of the Venice Film Festival, he did just that. With his Louis Vuitton Monogram Speedy duffel bag, which is also reportedly known as the “millionaire” bag from Pharrell’s debut collection for the brand, in hand, Elordi’s casual travel outfit was immediately elevated to stylish heights.

A barley-there baguette bag

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While out and about in Milan this past June, Elordi hid the tiniest of mini handbags under his arm. Though the brand is unidentifiable, the purse still plays a big part in this highly accessorized, somewhat mysterious look. Between his simple T-shirt, jeans and sneakers paired with sunglasses, a bucket hat, a mini baguette bag and the book he’s holding, we can’t help but wonder: 1. What is he reading and, more importantly, 2. what can he possibly fit into that bag?

Bottega with a side of athleisure

In a quintessential celeb off-duty look, Elordi was spotted carrying what appears to be two Starbucks drinks in one hand and the trendy aforementioned Bottega Veneta Andiamo bag on his arm. Featuring the brand’s iconic intrecciato weave, this tote has been regarded as one of 2023’s most popular accessories, so it’s no surprise that it’s found a home in Elordi’s elite collection.

An all-leather Burberry moment

To attend Burberry’s Fall 2022 collection presentation in London, Elordi wore a sleek black and white outfit that was fit for the sophisticated occasion. While the look showcases Elordi’s timeless style sensibilities, the most exciting aspect is how his leather Burberry crossbody bag perfectly matches his leather jacket, even down to the identical white contrast stitching on both pieces.

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