Lauren Sánchez's Most Expensive Outfits So Far

The only thing more extravagant than Lauren Sánchez and Jeff Bezos' wedding was the suitcase Sánchez packed for it. For a three-day stay in Venice, Italy, the former news anchor spent well over half a million dollars on looks alone, but luckily for Sánchez, she's not new to the fashion game.

Before she and Bezos went public with their relationship in 2019, Sánchez served as the original host of "So You Think You Can Dance," a helicopter pilot for films, and, from 2011 to 2017, a co-host of Fox's "Good Day LA." It's no secret that Lauren Sánchez's face has transformed over the years, but so has her wardrobe. As you can probably imagine, her ensembles from back in the day matched that of an on-camera broadcaster: pantsuits, blouses, and dark colors. That all changed when the CEO of Amazon came in and swept her off her feet (and into stilettos, of course).

Jeff Bezos is worth a cool $238 billion in 2025, so it's no wonder that the glitz and glamour of it all increased when they began dating, and Lauren Sánchez surely hasn't repeated an outfit since her inappropriate look at the presidential inauguration in January 2025. Slowly but surely, she began stepping out in designer garments, hand-crafted, artisanal gowns, and accessories that could put a down payment on a house, but not everyone has been on board (the woman did wear two diamond engagement rings, after all). Since their June 2025 wedding, many are voicing how show-boaty and tone-deaf that level of wealth is, but it doesn't seem like she'll give up the couture anytime soon.

Lauren Sánchez and Jeff Bezos stepped out at the Kering Foundation's Caring for Women dinner in September 2024 arm-in-arm, but we all know who was best dressed. Sánchez dazzled in an Oscar de la Renta gown that was riddled with navy-blue velvet and lace. Featuring an off-the-shoulder neckline with long sleeves, the form-fitting garment extended into a mermaid-like hemline. She finished off the look with minimal jewelry (if you count her $2.5 million engagement ring as minimal), black pumps, and an updo. This was on the cheaper end of Sánchez's most-expensive list, retailing for $9,000 at the time of writing.

Since Lauren Sánchez and Jeff Bezos' Venice wedding was a total of three days, you know that Sánchez packed accordingly. One of her looks ahead of the nuptials, though, stood out above the rest. For their first day in Italy, Sánchez opted for a strapless Schiaparelli gown from its haute couture collection. Featuring one of the most structured gold corsets we've ever seen, the rest of the beige garment was embroidered with blue-and-green florals. The dress alone is estimated to cost $100,000. Beauty sure does hurt (the wallet, that is).

We've finally reached the dress Lauren Sánchez donned during her June 2025 wedding to Jeff Bezos. It was certainly a step out of her comfort zone, style-wise, but the price tag was up to her standards. The helicopter pilot opted for a custom Dolce & Gabbana gown that left no stitch unturned. The mermaid-cut gown featured a sweetheart neckline with lace sleeves going up to her neck. The dress was adjoined with 180 buttons, and a tulle veil completed the bridal look. The dress is estimated to cost a whopping $300,000.

The most expensive element of Lauren Sánchez's looks tends to be the clothing. However, since she and Jeff Bezos tied the knot, she's upped her luxury game by sporting some of the most expensive accessories ever. During Paris Fashion Week in July 2025, Sánchez was spotted heading into the Balenciaga show sporting a black trench, sunglasses, pointed-toe pumps, and carrying what looked like a to-go cup of coffee, but actually turned out to be the $5,750 Balenciaga 9 AM clutch. With a Balenciaga tag, we wouldn't be surprised if she dropped close to $10,000 on the ensemble.

If you thought the coffee cup clutch was the most outrageous accessory Lauren Sánchez owns, you'd be sadly mistaken. For her and Jeff Bezos' 2025 wedding trip to Italy, Sánchez was seen toting the Hermès' iconic Kelly purse: the Kelly Midas. The black snakeskin bag features 18-karat gold hardware, which, combined with its scarcity, makes it worth about $250,000. 

So much for the handbag trend for the quiet-luxury look. Following her and Bezos' nuptials, she was seen pairing it with a cream Dior blouse and matching skirt, and a $620 Hermès headscarf that read, "Brides de Gala en Fleurs."