Lauren Sánchez's Latest Wedding Look? A Dior Suit and Hermès Headscarf That Says 'Brides'
Earlier today, Lauren Sánchez was captured by photographers leaving the Aman Venice on her wedding day in an all-white Dior set with black sunglasses and an Hermès crocodile Kelly. But the most interesting part wasn't what was on her body—but instead, what was on her head.
Lauren Sánchez departs the Aman Venice.
The former television presenter wore the distinct 'Brides de Gala en Fleurs' headscarf by Hermès. The silk creation's floral-and-equestrian motif includes forget-me-nots, hibiscus and anemones, as well as blueberries and fig trees—as well as the phrase 'Brides de Gala en Fleurs' written in delicate script.
It's a high-end and clear statement for Sánchez, who is set to marry Jeff Bezos imminently—she is the bride and is declaring it as such. In addition to the literal word of 'brides,' forget-me-nots are also a flower well associated with weddings, as they symbolize love and remembrance. Anemones, too, are a popular choice for wedding bouquets, as they are often associated with sincerity.
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