Jacob Elordi Turns Heads at Vogue Australia Summer Ball 2026 With His Family
Jacob Elordi made a heart-warming appearance at the inaugural Vogue Australia Summer Ball on Friday, February 13. The 28-year-old actor, who is currently the man of the hour in Hollywood, chose to share the high-fashion spotlight at the Sydney Opera House with his family. Dressed in a sharp, tailored black suit, Elordi looked every bit the local hero as he posed for photos alongside his parents, John and Melissa Elordi.
📸 Jacob Elordi attends the Vogue Australia Summer Ball 2026 at Sydney Opera House on February 13, 2026 in Sydney, Australia.
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The event served as a homecoming for the star, who has spent the last several weeks traveling the globe for a massive press tour. Elordi appeared relaxed and joyful while introducing his family to industry peers on the black carpet. I think any time I get to come home and be with the people who knew me before all of this, it keeps me grounded, he shared during a brief interview at the summit.
The Vogue Summer Ball was a star-studded affair, with Elordi joining fellow Australian icons like Margot Robbie and Baz Luhrmann. The evening celebrated the intersection of Australian culture and global fashion, a theme that fits Elordi’s current career trajectory perfectly. After the official arrivals, he was seen enjoying the festivities and catching up with his Wuthering Heights co-star, Robbie, as they celebrated their film’s official release day.
Jacob Elordi is currently experiencing a career high that most actors only dream of. Just this week, his latest film, Emerald Fennell’s adaptation of Wuthering Heights, opened in theaters to massive box office numbers and intense critical debate. Elordi stars as the brooding Heathcliff opposite Margot Robbie’s Catherine Earnshaw, a role that has solidified his status as a premiere leading man.
The actor is also heading into the 2026 awards season with significant momentum following his first Academy Award nomination. He is currently a frontrunner for Best Supporting Actor for his transformative portrayal of “The Creature” in Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein. His performance in the Netflix epic has been praised as a physical and emotional shapeshift that redefines the classic literary monster for a modern audience.
Looking further into 2026, Elordi has a slate of highly anticipated projects that show no signs of slowing down. He is set to star in Ridley Scott’s post-apocalyptic thriller The Dog Stars, where he plays a civilian pilot navigating a world devastated by a pandemic. He is also attached to lead the dark Appalachian tale Outer Dark alongside Lily-Rose Depp, a project directed by Academy Award winner László Nemes.
Do you think Jacob Elordi’s decision to bring his family to such a high-profile fashion event proves he is still the same humble guy from Brisbane despite his massive Oscar-nominated success? Share your thoughts in the comments.