One of Lauren Sánchez’s Wedding Dresses Vanishes Days After Venetian Nuptials

July 03, 2025: In a bizarre twist following Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez‘s extravagant three-day wedding in Venice, one of Sánchez’s custom couture wedding dress outfits appears to have vanished without a trace.

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27 Outfits, 1 Missing

The bride reportedly wore 27 different designer looks during the celebrations. According to Italian reports, one of those gowns—housed securely at the Aman Hotel—never made it out after the festivities. While the iconic Dolce & Gabbana ceremony dress is safe, the identity of the missing outfit remains unknown.

Theft Rumors & Security Concerns

Speculation suggests a “gatecrasher”—described as elegantly dressed—may have slipped into one of the island events and made off with the dress. The report even hints security on San Giorgio Maggiore was overwhelmed, prompting the involvement of Italy’s anti-terrorism unit, Digos. However, no police report has been filed, and the disappearance remains officially uninvestigated.

Missing or Misplaced?

Despite rumors of theft, sources close to the couple indicate the gown might simply be misplaced amid the high-fashion whirlwind. With dozens of couture pieces in play, keeping track has been a challenge. Insiders remain hopeful the dress will eventually resurface.

Dress Highlights

The spotlighted missing item isn’t the main ceremony gown—a Dolce & Gabbana lace mermaid dress inspired by Sophia Loren in Houseboat, adorned with 180 silk-covered buttons—but one of the many other couture garments from the weekend’s lineup.

Wedding Weekend Recap

Held June 26–28 across Venice, the multi-event celebration included glamorous-themed dinners, a pyjama party, and an after-party soirée, drawing A-listers and intense local scrutiny. Following the festivities, the newlyweds whisked off to honeymoon in Sicily.

Whether it was swiped by an uninvited guest or misplaced in the couture chaos, one thing’s certain: this missing gown adds an unexpected twist to what was already being called the “wedding of the century.”