Leonardo DiCaprio's girlfriend suffers fashion faux pas at Bezos wedding (and it involves ex Gisele Bundchen!)
Leonardo DiCaprio 's girlfriend Vittoria Ceretti suffered a bit of a fashion faux pas at Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez 's wedding celebrations.
On Saturday, Vittoria, 27, wore a vintage Dolce & Gabbana dress - the same frock Leo's ex Gisele Bundchen wore to the Met Gala back in 2003.
Vittoria, who has been dating the Titanic star, 50, since 2023, arrived to Gritti Palace in the ornate dress, which was awash in hues of taupe and metallic.
It was one of three dresses she wore during the weekend festivities, with Vittoria attending the actual ceremony in a chic plunging black dress, in addition to another vintage Dolce & Gabbana dress on Thursday.
While Saturday's look was the same dress Bundchen sported decades earlier, hers contained several differences, from the edgy, tattered finish to the transparent fabric.
Gisele, 44, wore the same Dolce & Gabbana dress to fashion's biggest night, however hers was in better condition than the version Vittoria wore on Saturday.
The coincidence was first pointed out by Page Six.
Gisele dated Leonardo on-off from 2000 to 2005. Leo even took her as a date to the Oscars in 2005.
He was 25 when the relationship began and she was around 20.
They were regularly spotted at basketball games and shared a passion for raising awareness on environmental issues.
Gisele told Vanity Fair in 2009, 'We were just not meant to be boyfriend and girlfriend, but I respect him enormously, and I wish him nothing but the best.'
She'd go on to date Tom Brady in 2006 and marry him in 2009. They divorced in 2002 after 13 years of marriage and two children together.
Brady was one of the A-listers in attendance at this weekend's nuptials.
Cheers erupted as Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez exchanged vows at their $20 million Venetian wedding in front of their glamorous celebrity friends.
A-List stars including Oprah Winfrey, Ivanka Trump and Usher are among stars who've traveled to the private island by water to watch the romantic nuptials take place.
Described as the 'wedding of a century', the 61-year-old Amazon founder and one of the world's richest men and his bride-to-be, 55, have welcomed nearly 200 VIPs to Venice for three days of lavish celebrations.
It was recently revealed Bezos and Sanchez have already married legally ahead of today's ceremony on San Giorgio Maggiore island.
It came as guests including Kylie Jenner were forced to take cover from a freak thunderstorm during the couple's pre-wedding party inside the historic Madonna dell'Orto cloisters.
A-listers Kim Kardashian, Oprah Winfrey and Orlando Bloom jetted in to Italy earlier this week for the nuptials which come two years after Bezos asked Sanchez to marry him on his $500 million superyacht.
Stars were forced to take cover on Thursday as the couple's pre-wedding party was hit by a huge freak thunderstorm.
The lavish event held at the Madonna dell Orto cloisters marked the start of the billionaire couple's lavish three-day wedding in Venice, Italy, which will come to a close on Saturday.
However, Thursday night's star-studded soiree was brought to an early end due to the intense downpour.
Guests dived for cover under the vaulted cloisters as lightening bolts flashed across the sky and thunder rumbled overhead at the end of what was a torridly humid day with temperatures nudging 96.8° Fahrenheit.
Torrential downpours and a strong wind left guests soaked as they then dashed for water taxis which had been scrambled a good 45 minutes ahead of the midnight finish time.
The strong gusts of winds whipped table cloths away and sent waiters scurrying for umbrellas to protect the VIP attendees.
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