Kardashian-Jenner sisters in Venice
Striking looks at the welcome dinner
In Venice, the Kardashian-Jenner sisters at Jeff Bezos’ welcome party with their spectacular looks attracted everyone.
Mother Kris Jenner (69) and her daughters Kim Kardashian (44), Khloé Kardashian (40), Kylie Jenner (27) and Kendall Jenner (29) traveled to Italy to be there at the dream wedding of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos (61) and journalist Lauren Sánchez (55). Already on Thursday, June 26th, the family was invited to the glamorous welcome party in Venice before the wedding weekend. The five women rely on very different looks.
From snake leather look to floral romanticism
Kylie Jenner chose a seductive top dress that shimmered in gold while Sister Kendall rely on floral summer chic. She wore a white Neckholder dress with romantic flower patterns in pink and green tones. Her hair fell loosely over her shoulders in the middle parting. Kylie Jenner combined black sunglasses to her top dress and also dropped her black hair in natural waves.
Kim Kardashian placed on a floor-length dress in the snake leather print, which perfectly staged her curves. The Skims founder also wore her hair in voluminous waves. Khloé also opted for a patterned dress and combined dark sunglasses and a sparkling bracelet.
Kim and Khloé Kardashian as well as Kris Jenner and their partner Corey Gamble (44), both rely on elegant looks in black, used another water taxi for their trip to the event such as Kylie and Kendall Jenner.
In addition to the reality TV stars, there are also other top-class personalities among the invited wedding guests who also honored the welcome party, including Orlando Bloom (48), Tom Brady (47), Usher (46) or Oprah Winfrey (71). the guests arrived at the welcome party in a convoy of around 30 boats. At the celebration, the celebrities are said to have been served, among other things, Neapolitan pizza.
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Source: Stern
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