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Jacob Elordi, the towering Australian actor, has made a stylish entrance at the ongoing Venice Film Festival in Venice, Italy. Standing at 6'5", Elordi turned heads at the airport with his fashionable outfit, causing a wave of '90s airport fit inspiration to be deleted and a new trend to start.

Elordi wore a simple white T-shirt paired with Prada's Collapse leather sneakers. But it was his accessories that truly caught the attention of onlookers. The actor showcased his love for the ultra-slim sole trend in footwear, sporting Maison Margiela Sprinter Lows and Dries Van Noten near-sole-less suede shoes.

However, it was his new additions to his extensive Bottega Veneta collection that truly stole the show. For his airport jaunt, Elordi debuted two new Bottega bags: a Large Cabat bag in the espresso-brown colour 'Fondant' and the Odyssey case, a carry-on-size roller suitcase. Both bags, which are Intrecciato pieces, are valued at approximately £8,680 and £6,640 respectively.

Elordi, a dear friend of the Bottega brand, does not receive any payment for wearing their products. In fact, he stated that he doesn't buy bags, implying he receives them as gifts or promotional items. The actor regularly supports the fashion brand and has already acquired an impressive collection of Bottega handbags, including a Veneto crossbody, an Intrecciato Duffle, a black Andiamo, a green Andiamo, a red Andiamo, and more.

Elordi is attending the Venice Film Festival to promote Guillermo del Toro's "Frankenstein", where he plays the monster. The role has not been previously disclosed, adding an air of mystery to Elordi's presence at the festival.

Elordi's favourite trucker is the 'Saint Natalie Wood' Paly, a testament to his unique and refined sense of style. As the festival continues, fans and fashion enthusiasts alike will eagerly await further glimpses of Elordi's fashionable appearances and the unveiling of his role in "Frankenstein".