Lauren Sánchez continues to face heat from fashion critics.
Despite her radiant post-wedding glow and seemingly ageless appearance, many have labeled her recent style choices as tacky.
Most recently, Sánchez and husband Jeff Bezos were spotted holding hands at Sun Valley’s exclusive “summer camp for billionaires.” For the outing, she wore a form-fitting black tank top with a daringly low neckline, paired with white trousers and a black belt. See the outfit here!
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Lauren Sánchez Wears a Fitted Tank Top
The journalist completed the look with a black leather handbag and sunglasses. Bezos kept things casual in jeans, a t-shirt, and sneakers.
Although she appeared happy and gazed lovingly at her husband in one photo, online users were more fixated on her bold tank top.
On Page Six's Instagram post, one person wrote, "Cover-up. You're not 20." Another said, "Her clothes never fit her! Tacky!!!" "Look up tacky in the dictionary, and her photo will be there," commented someone else. "Marriage doesn’t have her dressing any better," wrote another user. "Her clothing choices ... yikes," one person said.
Just recently, the mother of three had a dinner date with her A-list friends in Paris and wore a daring red leather dress that many fans thought was unflattering.
Lauren Sanchez Rocks A Red Leather Dress In Paris
The journalist turned heads in Paris during Haute Couture Week, stepping out with a star-studded group that included Leonardo DiCaprio and Sean Penn. The group gathered for dinner at the iconic Laperouse restaurant.
For the evening, she opted for a bold red leather mini dress by Versace. The striking piece featured an off-the-shoulder neckline, a corseted bodice that gave her an hourglass look, and a ruched design at the hips.
"Why are these people so vulgar?" asked one user. Another person said, "As seen on this post, money doesn't buy class." Someone else commented, "Sad when a woman screams for attention."
"55 pretending to be 25," said another user. Someone else asked, "Do they really think that dressing like this is respectful?"
