Jordan Barrett (born 2 December 1996) is an Australian fashion model and creative, widely recognised as one of the most prominent male faces in modern luxury fashion. Discovered as a teenager in Queensland, he quickly rose to international acclaim, becoming a favourite of both designers and photographers for his striking features and magnetic presence. Barrett has fronted campaigns for major houses including Balmain, Versace, Tom Ford, and Balenciaga, and has appeared on the covers of Vogue Hommes, GQ, and i-D. Often described as a “throwback” to the golden age of supermodels, he has carved out a career that bridges commercial success with high-fashion artistry, cementing his place as one of the most in-demand male models of his generation.

His personal style reflects the effortless cool that the fashion industry so often tries to bottle: a mix of rock ’n’ roll nonchalance, surfer ease, and luxe tailoring. On and off the runway, Barrett leans into a rebellious aesthetic—think leather jackets, undone shirting, and statement outerwear—balanced with a keen eye for contemporary trends. His eyewear choices mirror this duality. Frequently spotted in Tom Ford glasses and sunglasses, he gravitates towards bold frames that exude confidence. He has also been seen in Gucci sharp-edged styles and half-rimmed pieces from Dsquared2, all of which underline his ability to blend timeless allure with modern edge. For Jordan Barrett, sunglasses are more than an accessory—they’re an attitude, a lens through which he projects his untouchable, chameleonic cool.