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Daily Mail
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Jeff Bezos matches wife Lauren Sanchez's gold necklaces as he debuts flashy look while in Ibiza with Leonardo DiCaprio
It appears as if Lauren Sanchez has taken the wheel when it comes to new husband Jeff Bezos ' sartorial side. On Tuesday the Amazon founder was flashing several gold pendant necklaces as his pale beige shirt was worn opened just enough to highlight the bling. Gold-rimmed brown tinted sunglasses added even more razzle dazzle to the home shopping executive. He looked more Miami Beach than Silicon Valley with a splash of the Italian Riviera thrown in for good measure. The billionaire also had on his gold wedding ring which went nicely with his gunmetal gray beaded bracelets. His wife Sanchez also had on two gold necklaces as she added Jenny From The Block style gold hoop necklaces and gold rimmed brown sunglasses. Bezos paired his collared shirt with dark beige slacks and matching mandals that were perfect for the summer day. Sanchez was stylish in a brown bra top that left little to the imagination with a long woven skirt that had two pockets in front. The TV personality added a wide-brimmed woven straw bolero hat in a pale butter color. The diva from New Mexico added a generous brown leather purse from her shoulder. They were are spotted leaving a restaurant in Ibiza, Spain before heading to their mega luxury yacht. Just a day after bravely teetering over rocky terrain in sky-high stilettos, Lauren kicked off her shoes and went barefoot on the beach. The couple were joined by friends, including the Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio and girlfriend Vittoria Ceretti along with the former Vogue Editor in Chief Edward Enninful around the Mediterranean. Sanchez goes way back with DiCaprio as the Oscar-winning actor is also pals with Sanchez's ex, mega-agent Patrick Whitesell. Leo's stunning model love interest Vittoria took a thrill seeking late afternoon jet ski ride. The billionaire also had on his gold wedding ring which went nicely with his gunmetal gray beaded bracelets His wife Sanchez also had on two gold necklaces as she added Jenny From The Block style gold hoop necklaces and gold rimmed brown sunglasses This comes after claims that Bezos didn't make any of the VIPs at his wedding sign gagging contracts. The Amazon founder billionaire, 61, and his partner Sanchez, 55, exchanged vows at the end of June during a weekend of celebrations held at a private venue in Venice. And one of the couple's guests, 44-year-old actress and podcast host Sara Foster, has now spoken candidly about attending the lavish ceremony. Sara, who is the daughter of music producer David Foster, revealed behind-the-scenes details of the three-day celebration in Italy during an episode of The World's First Podcast, which she co-hosts with her sister Erin Foster. She said: 'No one signed NDAs. No NDAs.' Jeff and Lauren's wedding, which took place on 27 June, brought together a guest list of more than 200 people, including some of the world's most high-profile names. Sara added the event felt far more intimate than the public had been led to believe. She said: 'There's nothing – it's so interesting how the optics were this over the top, you know, protesters… it's just not, it's not what it was. 'It actually felt very intimate.' They were are spotted leaving a restaurant in Ibiza, Spain before heading to their mega luxury yacht The ceremony, reported to have cost around $50 million, attracted global media attention and saw the presence of celebrities such as Mick Jagger, 80, Oprah Winfrey, 70, Leonardo DiCaprio, 49, Sydney Sweeney, 26, Jerry Seinfeld, 70, Orlando Bloom, 47, Jessica Alba, 43, Bill Gates, 68, Brooks Nader, 27, and Ivanka Trump, 42. Members of the Kardashian-Jenner family were also in attendance, including Kim Kardashian, 43, Khloé Kardashian, 40, Kendall Jenner, 28, Kylie Jenner, 27, and Kris Jenner, 68. Sara addressed the criticism she received online after sharing photos from the wedding on Instagram. 'Here's the problem. You can't say anything anymore without being attacked,' she said. Sara added: 'I swear to God, it never occurred to me once that anybody would take issue with people attending a wedding. Truly. It really didn't. It didn't.' She also hinted at the discretion of some attendees. Sara went on: 'There were definitely a lot of people that were not photographed. 'I can't. I mean, that's, like, so lame. I'm not gonna do that. But it's very interesting how many people went un-photographed. It was definitely a very interesting setup.'
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'Astonishingly rare' The Hobbit book sells for 'record-breaking' sum
An "astonishingly rare" first edition of The Hobbit has sold for a "record-breaking" £43,000 at copy of JRR Tolkien's novel is one of only 1,500 copies that were printed in 1937. It was discovered without a dustcover on a bookcase during a home clearance in was sold to a private collector in the UK through an online auction at Auctioneum in Bath, Somerset, Riley, the book specialist from the auction house, said: "It's the quintessential auction story. Everyone dreams of finding a rare item hidden in plain sight, and here we are." The book, which was only expected to fetch between £10,000-£12,000 at auction, attracted hundreds of bidders from all over the Riley said the book is in "absolutely beautiful condition" and she believed it sold for a record price for a first edition without a dustcover."House clearances can be tricky, stressful and troublesome... this could have so easily been sent to landfill, or disposed of by someone who didn't realise it was there," she added. The book came from the family library of Hubert Priestley who was a famous botanist in the 1930s and brother to the Antarctic explorer and geologist, Sir Raymond Edward Priestley. Priestley had strong connections to the University of Oxford where Tolkien stood as Rawlinson and Bosworth Professor of Anglo-Saxon and a Fellow of Pembroke men knew fellow author C.S. Lewis and it is likely that they knew each other."It's the connection to Tolkien and the important provenance that makes this book so special. It's not just any first edition; it belonged to someone who very likely called Tolkien an acquaintance," Ms Riley added it was astonishingly rare to find a first edition in such good condition. "Being a children's book, most of them have seen children's hands, children's colouring pens in some cases, so to have one that appears to be completely unread and never enjoyed is really, really astonishingly rare," she said. The Hobbit is one of the most successful children's novels, with more than 100 million copies story is set in the fantasy world Middle-earth and follows the hobbit Bilbo Baggins on a quest to find rare edition that was sold also includes rare drawings by Tolkien himself.
