Jordan Barrett is an Australian model who quickly rose to international prominence, earning comparisons to a young Leonardo DiCaprio—Vogue once proclaimed, “If you liked ’90s-era Leonardo DiCaprio, you’ll love Aussie Jordan Barrett.” In just over a year and a half, Barrett captivated the fashion world, collaborating with many of the industry’s most iconic photographers and designers. Barrett’s impressive résumé includes campaigns for fashion powerhouses like Tom Ford, Ralph Lauren, H&M, and Ermanno Scervino. He has graced the runways of Versace, Balmain, Moschino, Public School, and H&M, while his editorial presence spans Vogue Paris, Vogue Homme, V Magazine, Vogue Italia, V Man, and Arena Homme+. He's been featured on covers of Wonderland, The Telegraph, Hercules, and Numéro Homme. Photographers such as Mario Testino, Steven Klein, Inez and Vinoodh, Mert and Marcus, David Sims, Mikael Jansson, and Peter Lindbergh have all captured Barrett’s dynamic versatility. He’s appeared in a Tommy Hilfiger TV commercial alongside Gigi Hadid, starred in Fergie’s viral #MILFmoney music video with Kim Kardashian and Chrissy Teigen, and sparked a media frenzy attending London Fashion Week front row with Kate Moss. Beyond fashion, Barrett is deeply engaged with the contemporary art scene. His creative pursuits include a collaboration with photographer Collier Schorr on a large-scale portrait exhibition at MoMA PS1 and a companion zine titled @IBlameJordan, named after his popular social media moniker.