Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez
After the wedding there is a pajama party
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez celebrated with a PyjamaParty after their Venice wedding. The celebrities came in stylish pajamas.
After the yes word in Venice, Jeff Bezos (61) and Lauren Sánchez (55) continued their wedding celebrations with an extraordinary party. On Saturday, June 28th, the newly married invited to a PyjamaParty – and her prominent guests could not be asked twice to interpret the creative dress code.
the stars made their way to the unconventional after party. While some guests stayed with formal clothing, others bravely ventured into the dress code and appeared in stylish pajama sets, morning coats and robes.
Creative interpretations of the dress code
Singer Usher (46) caused a sensation in a blue tuxedo look with a twist: Instead of a traditional jacket, he wore a long bathrobe with white piping details. Leonardo DiCaprio (50) opted for a Bordeaux red pajama set that he combined with a black jacket, while film producer Brian Grazer chose a daring animal pattern set.
Microsoft founder Bill Gates (69) relied on a designer elegance and appeared in Prada-Pyjamas. Oprah Winfrey (71) and her best friend Gayle King (70) chose both glamorous looks: The former talk show presenter beamed in a shimmering bronze-colored ensemble with spring-filled cuffs, while the CBS journalist combined a tank dress with a colorful patterned bathroom.
From elegant to freely
Kim Kardashian (44) interpreted the topic particularly daring and appeared in an unveiling corset look with transparent stockings and tight straps. Lauren Sánchez himself planned to wear a competitive studio Versace dress from Georgette with crystal mesh embroidery and a suitable morning mantle.
In the run -up to the party, it was reported that Lady Gaga (39) and Elton John (78) should appear at the party. So far, however, no recordings or reports have been published that have confirmed this.
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