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The Sun
13 hours ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
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. 8 8 8 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. 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." 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. Matriarch Kris looked youthful in a black dress with white tulle sleeves. 8 8 8 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…' 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. 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.' '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. 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.' 8 8
CBS News
a day ago
- Politics
- CBS News
Forest Lake Area School District debates repealing ban on clothing displaying certain symbols
This school district may repeal a ban on clothing with swastikas and KKK signs This school district may repeal a ban on clothing with swastikas and KKK signs This school district may repeal a ban on clothing with swastikas and KKK signs A northern Twin Cities metro school dress code debate is drawing large crowds and criticism at a school board meeting on Thursday. Forest Lake school leaders are considering repealing the ban on wearing clothing that displays the Confederate flag, swastika and KKK signs. "It will 100% impact the decision on where I send my children," said one parent at Thursday's school board meeting. It's a tense topic at the Forest Lake Area School District school board meeting. "The proposed dress code changes are based on the Minnesota school board association policy," said President Curt Rebelein to the crowd. "And 99% of schools in Minnesota" Rebelein discussed a dress code policy that would mirror the association's language. That language removes specific bans on symbols like the KKK, Confederate flag and more. "Based on directives from the Supreme Court of the United States and provides latitude for student expression and limitations around to ensure a positive learning environment for all students," he said. The board room wasn't even big enough for the size of the crowd that showed up on Thursday. The meeting was filled with students and former board members. "Where do we draw the line? Where?" one student told WCCO. "We need to start going back the direction of making every child feel included," said a former board member. Even a former superintendent attended. They were a teacher at the time the initial dress code was created, after an African American student was assaulted by students in 1997. The next day, students wore white shirts showing support of the incident. "It has bounced back and forth, which is why it's getting so much attention," the former board member said.
The Sun
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
I was dress-coded at Disney World & forced to cough up £33 to stay – I was just wearing what I'd put on for the gym
A HOLIDAY-GOER has sparked a fierce debate after claiming she was dress-coded at Disney World. Nicole Arena was visiting Epcot at Disney World in Florida earlier this month with her hubby when she claims she was told to put a shirt on over her white sports bra. 4 4 4 The gym enthusiast who had paired the top with figure-hugging leggings, shared the incident in a TikTok video, admitting she ''really didn't think anything of [the outfit]''. ''Was so happy to be here that I didn't realize I was "improperly dressed" and would be forced to buy a $45 (£33) T-shirt or else I could not get on the ride I waited an hour for,'' she furiously wrote on the video, showing a snap of the loved-up duo in activewear. ''There were many people at Disney wearing much less clothing than I was,'' Nicole said. ''I had nothing showing other than my stomach and my arms, but you guys are acting like I went out naked,'' she continued. ''Anyone who goes to the gym knows it's totally fine to walk around with a sports bra and leggings on,'' Nicole fumed. ''I just went to Disney, how I would go to the gym.'' While the Disney fan was let into the park by security, she claimed cast members refused her entry to an attraction, which led to her having to buy a T-shirt in order to stay and use the rides. But Nicole's video proved to spark a fierce debate - with some viewers agreeing with the park that the outfit was inappropriate. ''I mean it's a bra. Of course you can't wear it to a family park. Be so for real. I am so happy they are finally cracking down,'' wrote one TikToker. Someone else chimed in: ''I don't know why you thought it would be the exact same as the gym. Disneyworld is not the gym.'' This summer dress is a steal' cries Dunnes Stores shopper and it comes in three colours Another commented, telling Nicole: ''When did wearing bras in public become the norm? Oh wait, it isn't.'' But there were also plenty of those who came to her defence, saying they don't see anything wrong with her outfit. ''Geez! I wouldn't have even thought twice about what you had on. Plus it's so hot,'' a person said. ''As a Disney regular it really depends on who catches you. Some are super strict on the rules some art,'' one regular visitor wrote. The official rules as per the website state visitors must wear: ''Proper attire, including shoes and shirts, must be worn at all times.'' Can you be dress coded for wearing crop tops in public? The concept of being "dress coded" typically applies to specific environments such as schools, workplaces, or certain establishments where dress codes are enforced to maintain a particular standard or atmosphere. In public spaces, however, the situation is generally more relaxed and governed by societal norms rather than strict rules. That said, whether or not you can be dress coded for wearing a crop top in public largely depends on the context and location: Public Spaces: In most public spaces, like parks, streets, and beaches, wearing a crop top is generally acceptable and unlikely to result in any formal repercussions. People have the freedom to dress as they choose, provided they adhere to basic standards of decency and local laws. Establishments and Venues: Some restaurants, shops, or clubs may have their own dress codes. It's possible that a crop top might not meet the dress requirements for more formal venues. In such cases, staff may politely request that you adhere to their dress code or deny entry. Schools and Workplaces: Educational institutions and workplaces often have dress codes in place. Crop tops may be considered inappropriate in these settings, and you could be asked to change into more suitable attire. Cultural and Regional Considerations: In certain cultures or regions, norms and expectations around acceptable clothing can vary widely. It's always a good idea to be aware of and respect local customs and dress codes when travelling. Looking like a 'stripper' Last year, a British woman working at Disney World was accused of dressing like a ''stripper'' after wearing teeny shorts to work. Jessie Lee, 21, had been working across the Disney World Resorts in Florida over the summer as part of their cultural exchange program. Shocked at the response, the brunette beauty took to social media to respond to haters. Posting online, the content creator shared a clip whereby she stood in front of the iconic Disney castle, wearing a cropped red t-shirt and a pair of red and white gingham short shorts. She paired the outfit with red Adidas Sambas and a pair of Minnie Mouse ears. Later in the short clip, the Brit then posed alongside a telephone box, showing off her outfit from the side. But alongside the clip, Jessie drew attention to a comment from a troll which read 'Inappropriate for Disney.' In response to the rude remark, Jessie responded and wrote: 'This outfit??? Inappropriate for Disney?? 'It's actually one of my faves!! Let's stop judging girlies' outfits!!' The TikTok clip, which was posted under the username @ has clearly left many open-mouthed, as it has quickly racked up 62,600 views. But social media users were left totally divided by Jessie's outfit - whilst some thought it was 'perfect' and didn't see a problem, others hailed it as 'breaking the dress code'. One fashion fan beamed: 'Literally nothing wrong with this outfit, it's cute. I'm a cast member and I've seen way more revealing than this.' A second chimed in: 'Literally the PERFECT outfit for Disney.' Someone else explained: 'I don't get the issue. They are just legs, not like you are walking around naked. All essentials covered.' Meanwhile, another penned: 'What are these comments, I'm obsessed.' But at the same time, one person asked: 'Is that a diaper?' Another added: 'That was inappropriate, you went to a family park with children and acted like a stripper in that video.' 4
Bloomberg
4 days ago
- Business
- Bloomberg
In Hell, Men Wear Shorts to Work
Opinion Newsletter Jessica Karl, Columnist When half the country is melting under a heat dome, the office dress code gets thrown out the window. Save This is Bloomberg Opinion Today, the increasingly chaotic climate of Bloomberg Opinion's opinions. Sign up here. In the time that it took me to ride the elevator up to the main floor of Bloomberg's midtown office, grab two cheese sticks and walk to my desk this morning, I encountered 13 pairs of shorts. Thirteen!!!! Before it's here, it's on the Bloomberg Terminal
Daily Mail
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
I was dress-coded at Disney World... I was forced to spend $45 or leave entirely
A woman has sparked heated debate after claiming she was dress coded at the 'happiest place on earth.' Nicole Arena was visiting Epcot at Disney World in Florida last week with her husband when she claims she was told to put a shirt on over her white sports bra. Nicole, who had paired the top with long black leggings, shared the incident in a TikTok video, admitting she 'really didn't think anything of [the outfit].' 'Was so happy to be here that I didn't realize I was "improperly dressed" and would be forced to buy a $45 T-shirt or else I could not get on the ride I waited an hour for,' she furiously wrote on the video, showing a snap of the couple in activewear. 'There were many people at Disney wearing much less clothing than I was,' Nicole said indignantly. 'I had nothing showing other than my stomach and my arms, but you guys are acting like I went out naked,' she continued. 'Anyone who goes to the gym knows it's totally fine to walk around with a sports bra and leggings on,' Nicole fumed. 'I just went to Disney, how I would go to the gym.' While the Disney enthusiast was let into the park by security, she claims cast members refused her entry to an attraction, which led to her having to buy the shirt in order to stay and use the rides. But Nicole's video proved to be divisive - with some uses agreeing with the park that the outfit was inappropriate. 'I mean it's a bra. Of course you can't wear it to a family park. Be so for real. I am so happy they are finally cracking down,' cheered one fan. Someone else pointed out: 'I don't know why you thought it would be the exact same as the gym. Disneyworld is not the gym.' Another chimed in, telling Nicole: 'When did wearing bras in public become the norm? Oh wait, it isn't.' Others came to her defense, saying they don't see anything wrong with her outfit. 'Geez! I wouldn't have even thought twice about what you had on. Plus it's so hot,' someone else commented. 'As a Disney regular it really depends on who catches you. Some are super strict on the rules some art,' one regular commented. has contacted Disney for comment. Her video was divisive, with some uses agreeing with the decision the park made, and that they should have bee n told it's inappropriate to wear The official rules as per the website state visitors must wear: 'Proper attire, including shoes and shirts, must be worn at all times.' Last year, a British woman working at Disney World in Florida was accused of dressing like a 'stripper' after wearing skimpy shorts to work. Jessie Lee, 21, had been working across the Disney World Resorts in Florida over the summer as part of their cultural exchange program. However, after sharing a video of her red Disney outfit on TikTok, Jessie said her clothing divided opinion with some calling it 'inappropriate' while others said she was 'giving dads something to look at.' Jessie, a recent graduate, defended them as 'very on trend' and says haters are simply 'uneducated.' Footage shows Jessie sporting a red crop top with a pair of gingham bloomers posing around the park in various locations. The Disney enthusiast says she dressed in assigned Disney uniform during shifts but on her days off created her own themed outfits to wear at the theme parks.
