Jacob Elordi channeled old-Hollywood cool at a TAG Heuer event in Australia with a pair of Persol PO0649 sunglasses. The acetate frame, with its distinctive keyhole bridge and vintage aviator lean, is the very model associated with Steve McQueen, a fitting reference for an actor who has openly drawn inspiration from the King of Cool. Elordi, a brand ambassador for TAG Heuer, rolled through the event in a look that paired the shades with a rumpled button-up and pleated trousers, an easy, rumpled elegance that felt studied without trying too hard. The PO0649’s tortoiseshell finish adds warmth and depth, and its 1950s pedigree gives the whole ensemble a timeless, cinematic quality. Elordi’s rise has been defined by a certain effortless charisma, and the frame only sharpened that impression. Against the Australian setting, the sunglasses read as the finishing touch to a look built on confidence, heritage, and an unmistakable sense of style.
The Persol PO0649 is an iconic square-frame sunglasses model crafted from high-quality acetate, defined by its bold structure and distinctive keyhole bridge. Originally designed in the 1950s, it features thick rims and the signature Persol arrow at the temples.
Typically equipped with crystal lenses, including polarized options, it provides clear vision and reliable sun protection. The integrated Meflecto system ensures a secure and comfortable fit for everyday wear.
