- Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez Bezos are continuing to up their fashion game.
- The couple has worn standout, coordinated looks at events like the Met Gala and Paris Couture Week.
- They’ve also made a few fashion mistakes, mostly in the form of forgettable outfits.
Here are the best and worst outfits they’ve worn so far.
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez Bezos played it too safe during one Paris Couture Week show in January.
The couple walked into a Schiaparelli runway show hand in hand, both wearing monochrome looks.
Sánchez Bezos paired a red blazer with a matching knee-length skirt and velvet heels, while her husband opted for a classic black suit with a matching shirt, dress shoes, and sunglasses.
Neither outfit was particularly memorable.
The billionaire should have worn a statement accessory, such as a brooch, on his jacket to add flair, and Sánchez Bezos should have opted for a shorter skirt to make her outfit appear less formal.
They looked chic, though, when photographed at a Christian Dior event.
The couple walked into the runway show wearing edgy neutral looks.
The Amazon founder paired a navy blue suit and shirt with his signature sunglasses, which let his wife’s standout two-piece set shine.
Sánchez Bezos wore a Dior skirt with a ruffled hem and a matching blazer over a visible lace bra. The blazer had a fur lining, which made for an eye-catching detail you couldn’t miss.
She completed the look with velvet heels and a small Dior purse.
Bezos didn’t stand out at his own Blue Origin event in February.
When he appeared onstage in Cape Canaveral, he wore a navy blue suit that looked a lot like others he’s been seen wearing this year.
The only difference is that this time, he paired it with a white undershirt, a red tie, and a diamond feather brooch.
It would have been refreshing to see Bezos try a suit in a different color.
Sánchez Bezos artfully promoted her book during a trip to New York City in March.
For an appearance on the “Today” show, she wore a white skirt suit designed by Sergio Hudson. It comprised a fitted blazer with a floral appliqué and a leather belt, as well as a peplum skirt.
The outfit fit her perfectly and was accessorized with festive pieces.
She wore $995 Louboutin heels, diamond stud earrings, oversize sunglasses, and a beaded bag that mirrored the cover of her latest children’s book.
The all-black outfit she wore to a pre-Oscars dinner needed some tweaks.
She was photographed at the Chanel dinner wearing a vintage gown from the French brand’s Spring 1986 collection. It was made from black silk taffeta and designed by Karl Lagerfeld.
The top portion of the gown looked chic on Sánchez Bezos, with its ruched bodice, thick belt, and single sleeve.
Unfortunately, the skirt looked too long and shapeless on the author. Simple tailoring could have improved the look.
The couple looked their best at the 2026 Vanity Fair Oscar party.
Bezos wore a standard black tuxedo with a white button-down and a black bow tie. The outfit was simple, but it worked with Sanchez Bezos’ gown.
Her strapless John Galliano dress was made in 1995. It had peplum detailing at the waist, a high slit in the middle of its skirt, and ruffles along its hem.
She wore it with sheer tights, platform pumps, and 85 carats of pink and white diamonds on a Lorraine Schwartz necklace that matched her engagement ring.
Sánchez Bezos dressed a little too corporate ahead of the Met Gala in May.
She wore a vintage John Galliano dress in gray, which had long sleeves, an ankle-length skirt, and a low back.
Though the dress was pretty and elegantly styled (with pumps and diamond earrings), it would have been better suited to a business meeting.
One half of the couple dressed on theme for the Met Gala, while the other missed the mark.
The blue gown was form-fitting, with a V-neckline and pearl-encrusted straps, one of which hung loosely across her arm.
Bezos, on the other hand, chose to wear his standard evening look: a black tuxedo.
It would have been nice to see him complement his wife’s outfit and participate further in the event with an art-inspired look.
Sánchez Bezos mixed too many styles during a Paris outing in June.
Her vintage Christian Dior dress from 2001 was fun, with a blue crocheted bodice and silver chainmail embellishments across its neckline and skirt hem.
Unfortunately, the piece was styled all wrong. Sánchez Bezos wore it with tan Louboutin pumps, a see-through Chanel clutch that resembled ice cubes, and black sunglasses.
Strappy, silver sandals and smaller shades would have made a big difference.
By July, the couple was embracing 2026 trends — and it worked for them.
They attended a FIFA World Cup match together in Seattle and wore Team USA jerseys.
They took the same approach to fashion at the Sun Valley conference that month.
They both attended in dark-wash jeans and casual tops, letting their accessories do the talking.
The Amazon founder wore his signature beaded bracelets, a silver chain necklace, and silver-rimmed sunglasses.
Sánchez Bezos, on the other hand, completed her outfit with a thin Yves Saint Laurent belt, diamond earrings, and $655 men’s Bottega Veneta sunglasses.
Their casual-but-elevated looks were sharp.
The couple should have coordinated better for the next day, though.
Sánchez Bezos looked pretty in baby pink thanks to her Dior ensemble. It comprised a high-waisted, pleated skirt with a black, ink-style print and a pastel button-up top knotted at the waist.
She also wore platform pumps, diamond earrings, and gold sunglasses, and carried a white Hermès bag.
Next to her, Bezos’ outfit looked too simple. He wore dark jeans, black cowboy boots, and a black polo top. His signature sunglasses weren’t enough to take the look to the next level.
They were right on trend at the US Open in September.
Bezos wore a dusty-blue polo top, dark jeans, and tinted sunglasses. Sánchez Bezos sat beside him in a white dress with a ruffled skirt, a diamond heart-shaped necklace, and her own tinted shades.
Their outfits worked well for the sporting event.
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