
Jacob Elordi Laces Up Bottega Veneta Flats at the Venice Film Festival 2025
On Saturday, Jacob Elordi suited up for a red carpet appearance at the Venice Film Festival 2025, with his Bottega Veneta flats stealing the spotlight.
Flexing his fashion muscles, the Australian actor took to the premiere of his latest film, “Frankenstein,” in the Italian fashion house’s black lace-up Roma shoes, priced at $1,650. Made in Italy, the shiny silhouette was crafted from Bottega Veneta’s hallmark Intrecciato leather. (This year marks the 50th anniversary of the luxury label’s signature weaving technique.) Elordi’s trousers pooled over the shoes, covering up the majority of the laces.

The “Euphoria” star’s tuxedo also hailed from Bottega Veneta — a fitting choice for Elordi, who was named a brand ambassador in May 2024. The jacket had a slightly oversized fit and strong, structured shoulders, while his matching slouchy pants boasted front pleats. Underneath the topper, Elordi wore a white button-up shirt and a black bow tie, accentuating the sharp look. In terms of accessories, he donned oversized aviator frames, a gold signet pinky ring and tiny hoop earrings.
In the Guillermo del Toro-directed film, which is an adaptation of Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel of the same name, Elordi portrays the Monster. He stars alongside Oscar Isaac, who plays Victor Frankenstein.

Elordi’s affinity for Bottega Veneta knows no bounds, especially when it comes to the brand’s accessories. In fact, he has a well-rounded collection of Bottega Veneta shoes. In April, he wore the label’s Daddy loafers at the Australian premiere of his movie “The Narrow Road To The Deep North.” Plucked from Bottega Veneta’s spring 2025 collection, the cream shoes were made from its Intrecciato leather, too. The actor has also been spotted wearing the fashion house’s suede Orbit Flash sneakers.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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