Kylie Jenner Sparks Wedding Guest Drama at Bezos-Sanchez Ceremony
💍 Almost White? Kylie’s Bold Dress Choice Turns Heads
Kylie Jenner, 27, caused quite a stir at Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez’s high-profile wedding in Italy. The beauty mogul arrived in a gown that many online felt was dangerously close to white—a hue traditionally reserved for the bride.
The custom piece by Turkish-British designer Dilara Findikoglu featured a corset bodice, lace detailing, a body-hugging silhouette, and black ribbon straps. Elegant? Yes. But appropriate? That’s where the debate began.
🕊️ Breaking the Unwritten Rule?
Despite the gown’s stunning craftsmanship, fans were quick to question whether Kylie had violated the unwritten wedding rule: never wear white unless you’re the bride.
She was photographed leaving Venice’s Gritti Palace with her sister Kendall Jenner, wearing 33-carat diamond earrings and a 25-carat diamond ring—accessories that added even more sparkle to her already standout look.
💇♀️ Romantic Glamour, Paparazzi-Ready
Kylie’s hair was styled in a soft, romantic updo with loose tendrils framing her face—picture-perfect for paparazzi. The overall styling emphasized a fairytale vibe that some viewers argued edged a bit too close to “bridal.”
🎨 “Ice Blue,” Not White—Designer Responds
While the dress appeared white in photos and videos, a representative for Findikoglu clarified to Page Six Style that the color was actually “ice blue.” Still, this didn’t completely quell the online firestorm.
💬 Social Media Reacts
Critics on platforms like Instagram and X (formerly Twitter) called out Jenner for what they saw as poor wedding etiquette. Some accused her of intentionally drawing attention on a day meant for someone else.
📢 Final Thoughts
Kylie Jenner is no stranger to fashion headlines, but this time, the conversation wasn’t all praise. While her look was undeniably glamorous, it reignited questions about what’s appropriate to wear as a wedding guest.
Do you think Kylie crossed the line with her “ice blue” gown? Share your take in the comments!
