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While Bezos walked the blue carpet in a marble-esque blazer, Sánchez Bezos stood out in a sparkling black-and-red gown.

Her dress had long sleeves made from polka-dot mesh, a plunging neckline that reached her navel, and a thigh-high slit. The daring gown also had an all-over geometric print that sparkled in the light.

Bezos attended in a traditional tuxedo with thick lapels, a white button-down shirt, and a black bow tie.

Sánchez Bezos mirrored him in a black mermaid-style gown. It had thin straps, a ruffled lace neckline, and a matching black band around the waist. She accessorized with a diamond cuff on her wrist.

At the 2022 premiere of “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power,” for example, Bezos wore a gray suit with a sharp blazer, pleated trousers, and a lighter-toned undershirt.

Sánchez Bezos kept things even simpler in a white asymmetrical gown from Tom Ford. The body-hugging piece had a single shoulder strap, a fitted waistline, and a skirt slit that revealed her gold sandals.

Bezos posed for photographers in a black suit, which he wore with a white undershirt and satin tie.

Sánchez Bezos took the opposite approach with her outfit, wearing a vibrant red gown covered in tiny sparkles. She also wore silver sandals and a diamond bracelet.

Sánchez Bezos showed the edgy side of her style in a minidress from the Italian designer. Its black fabric sparkled as she moved, and black belts crisscrossed over the garment.

She wore it with semi-sheer tights and pointed pumps.

Bezos, on the other hand, swapped his usual tuxedos for a sleeker suit. He wore a dark T-shirt underneath a lighter jacket and completed the outfit with shining dress shoes.

Sánchez Bezos’ Elie Saab gown had off-the-shoulder sleeves that created a plunging V-neckline. The form-fitting bodice was actually a bodysuit, and a semi-sheer skirt with strips of sparkly black fabric sat atop it.

Bezos kept his look simple in a black tuxedo.

Bezos wore multiple neutral shades for the event, pairing a pale gray shirt with a taupe jacket, white pants, and taupe shoes.

In contrast, Sánchez Bezos wore a form-fitting red gown with embellished spaghetti straps and clear heels.

Sánchez Bezos’ sparkly minidress from Staud had a celestial theme, as it was adorned with constellations. She accessorized with silver shoes and jewelry.

Bezos paired his short-sleeve black T-shirt and pants with a chic vest.

The couple embraced the mob wife trend for the Dolce & Gabbana party, wearing coordinating looks from the designer. Bezos wore black-on-black with a velvet suit and a black button-down, which he wore without a tie.

Sánchez Bezos’ dress was more daring, as the figure-hugging gown had a corset bodice and was made entirely of sheer black lace. She wore a blazer jacket with a black rosette on her shoulders, open-toe shoes, and oversize sunglasses.

Bezos wore a charcoal suit to the dinner, which he dressed down with a black T-shirt and black shoes.

Sánchez Bezos chose a long-sleeve, black dress for the event. The garment hit her at the ankle, showing off black heels, and had a plunging neckline. A choker completed her look.

Both Sánchez Bezos and Bezos wore Lever Couture to Vanity Fair’s party.

Bezos’ black tuxedo was simple, but he elevated the ensemble by adding a diamond brooch to his lapel.

Sánchez Bezos wore a red ball gown with a dramatic train. The dress was made of tulle that fell in ribbons, creating volume on the sleeves and skirt and emphasizing the plunging neckline and form-fitting bodice. Her nude shoes and diamond necklace gave the look a timeless feel.

Bezos and Sánchez Bezos attended the White House state dinner in honor of then-Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida.

While Bezos attended the dinner in a traditional black tuxedo, Sánchez Bezos wore a deep-red dress styled by Kelly Johnson. The off-the-shoulder gown featured a semi-sheer corset bodice made of lace, contrasting with the silky skirt.

Gold heels with leaf detailing and a sparkly silver bag completed Sánchez Bezos’ bold look.

Sánchez Bezos chose Oscar de La Renta for her Met Gala debut, wearing a strapless gown from the designer.

The black bodice had a simple sweetheart neckline, while a mosaic of fabric that created roses covered the full skirt and train.

On the red carpet, Sánchez Bezos told Vogue she thought the gown was “extremely unique and has a sense of femininity.”

Bezos didn’t walk the red carpet with his fiancée, but he joined her at the top of the Met steps in a classic black tuxedo.

Sánchez Bezos and Bezos could have been mistaken for a bride and groom at the Beverly Hills event in March.

The Amazon founder wore a black suit, a white undershirt, a matching bow tie, and a diamond brooch. Sánchez Bezos stood beside him in a strapless white Oscar de la Renta ball gown decorated with feathers.

Bezos kept things simple with a black tuxedo, matching bow tie, and white undershirt. Sánchez Bezos, however, brought the glamour.

She wore a red, sleeveless gown made by John Galliano in 1994 and previously worn by Sophia Loren. It had an asymmetrical bodice with a low neckline, form-fitting fabric across the waist, and a skirt that flowed around her ankles.

She completed the flashy outfit with diamond earrings, a statement necklace, and a crystal-covered clutch designed by Judith Leiber to look like an astronaut.

On June 26, Sánchez Bezos and Bezos gathered with their A-list guests for a pre-wedding celebration.

Sánchez Bezos stepped out for the welcome party in a strapless Schiaparelli gown. Originally designed for the spring 2025 couture collection, the champagne dress had floral embroidery on the neckline and tea-length skirt, while the corset bodice sparkled.

The bride-to-be paired the dress with diamond accessories, including stud earrings, her engagement ring, and another large diamond ring.

Bezos wore a dark-brown suit with no tie and complementary sunglasses, looking casual and cool.

Bezos and Sánchez Bezos tied the knot on June 27 in an intimate ceremony.

The groom wore a black tuxedo for the wedding, which included a vest and bow tie.

Sánchez Bezos walked down the aisle in a custom Dolce & Gabbana dress. The mermaid-style dress hugged her figure, and it was overlaid with intricate, floral lace. Buttons lined the front and back, and Sánchez Bezos added a voluminous, floor-length veil to the ensemble.

Vogue reported the gown required “900 hours of atelier work” to make.

On the final evening of their wedding celebrations, Bezos and Sánchez Bezos stepped out in slightly more casual evening looks than they wore to their ceremony.

Bezos paired a black suit with a black shirt and wore another pair of sunglasses.

Sánchez Bezos, on the other hand, opted for a pink Atelier Versace gown. Donatella Versace designed the form-fitting, strapless dress with crystal embroidery on the bodice and a ruched, dropped-waist skirt.