Kylie Jenner risks breaking huge dress code rule at Jeff Bezos & Lauren Sanchez's wedding as fans rage ‘inappropriate!'
KYLIE Jenner has risked breaking the biggest dress code rule at Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez's over-the-top wedding in Venice, Italy.
Jeff, 61, and Lauren, 55, tied the knot on Friday, June 27 in a beautiful ceremony in Italy in front of family and friends, including A-listers.
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Kylie and Kendall Jenner at Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez's wedding in Venice, Italy
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Kylie wore a silver corseted gown for the nuptials
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But fans slammed the star for the color, as it is 'too close to white'
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Kylie, 27, was seen arriving to the nuptials with her older sister Kendall, 29.
Photos reveal Kylie wore a floor-length corseted gown with cutouts under the breasts and two small black bows on the straps.
She topped off the look with black sunglasses and her hair in an updo.
Kendall stunned in a black sheer gown, as she completed the wedding look with a matching scarf.
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FASHION FAUX PAS
But fans were up in arms over Kylie's dress, as the silver satin could be easily mistaken for white.
One fan rage on Reddit, "A WHITE DRESS???!"
Another wrote, "This family just refuses to dress appropriate to an event."
A third slammed, "I'd be pissed as hell if I was the bride and someone wore what Kylie has on to my wedding like wtf."
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A fourth fired, "Black and silver to an Italian wedding?? Wtf lol"
Kylie Jenner fans spot embarrassing wardrobe malfunction as she spills out of skintight dress on Venice water taxi
A fifth slammed, "I don't get how she's not embarrassed because no other woman is wearing white or anything close to it from what I've seen."
Kim flaunted her curves in a low-cut slinky brown gown with sequins.
Khloe wore a plunging pink sequin down with a feather shawl.
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Matriarch Kris looked youthful in a black dress with white tulle sleeves.
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Kim Kardashian wore a sparkly brown gown
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Khloe Kardashian wore a plunging pink sequin dress with a feather shawl
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Kris stunned in a black dress with white tulle sleeves
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WARDROBE MALFUNCTION
Earlier on the trip, Kylie suffered a wardrobe malfunction.
Kylie flaunted her curves in a strapless lace yellow dress alongside her sister Kendall while riding a water taxi in Venice.
Fans were quick to insist that in one shot, her boob appeared to have popped out without her noticing.
Writing on social media, one insisted, 'It really looks like it…'
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While another argued, 'It's just angle and shadow.'
STAR-STUDDED WEDDING
The Amazon founder and the former journalist, 55, said 'I do' at the stunning San Giorgio Maggiore monastery in Venice.
The couple exchanged vows at a ceremony at the island's Teatro Verde, according to Today.
Jeff couldn't stop smiling as he stepped off a classic boat in a black tux and shades, waving to crowds outside the Aman Venice hotel.
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Lauren has been reported to be wearing a white gown designed by Dolce & Gabbana after attending a dress fitting at the Italian designer's Milan shop in March.
Other A-listers outside of the Kardashian family include Oprah Winfrey, Sydney Sweeney, Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Brady and Orlando Bloom.
At least 95 private jets are said to have landed for the occasion.
Jeff Bezos – who is he?
Here's what you need to know... Jeffrey Preston Bezos, better known as Jeff Bezos, is an American tech billionaire
He made his fortune by founding online retail giant Amazon
Bezos became the first centi-billionaire according to the Forbes wealth index
And he was named the 'richest man in history' when his net worth grew to $150 billion in the summer of 2018
Bezos was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico and then raised in Houston, Texas
He graduated in 1986 with a degree in electrical engineering and computer science from Princeton University
Bezos went on to work on Wall Street until 1994, before founding Amazon
Amazon began as an online bookstore but has since become a global tech giant in retail, streaming, cloud computing and gadgets
And the billionaire also runs spaceflight firm Blue Origin, which has been operating since 2000
Estimates in 2024 put his net worth at $196billion
Bezos' personal life came under scrutiny in 2019 after he and his wife of 25 years, MacKenzie, announced their decision to divorce
The divorce was finalised on April 4, 2019
Bezos is now dating Lauren Sánchez, a media personality, entertainment reporter, and news anchor
On July 5, 2021, Bezos took up the role of executive chairman at Amazon, stepping down from his former position as CEO and president
The U.S. Sun previously reported that the event took 'months of planning' with the couple wanting 'everything done exactly their way.'
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'This is the biggest wedding ever organized,' the source told The U.S. Sun. 'Not just because of the money spent, but also due to the extraordinary level of luxury and detail involved.'
Jeff dropped $9 million to reserve spots in the marina for anyone arriving by yacht, with another $6 million laid out to cover parking and security for private jets.
'Jeff insisted on covering the cost,' continued the insider. 'He wants everyone to feel fully taken care of, from arrival to departure.'
A staff of 150 waiters and waitresses were hired for four days, with the cost of service totaling $1.8 million.
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He hired 20 chefs, each paid $5,000 per day, adding up to $500,000.
They were supported by 40 sous chefs and assistants, paid $2,000 per day each, for an additional $400,000 over five days.
Elton John will reportedly be performing alongside a group of Italian musicians—including harpists, cellists, pianists, and guitarists—who were brought in to create a curated 'Venice experience.'
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Kylie suffered wardrobe malfunction yesterday while wearing a yellow lace dress
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