Famous fashion house brutal wanted the wedding suit of Jeff Bezos while it mocked his ‘frightening’ tuxedoing

A famous fashion house is brutally fierce Jeff Bezos‘Wedding suit after he tied the knot Lauren Sanchez This weekend in Venice.

The Amazon billionaire, 61, and his journalist Bride, 55, officially married for nearly 200 VIPs, including Leonardo di Caprio, Orlando Bloom and Tom Brady On San Maggiore Island on Friday.

But despite the millions of dollars spent on the Italian Extravaganza, Jeff’s customization left a lot to be desired, according to an expert with eagle eyes.

Milanese studio F. Caraceni Sartoria, known for dressing European politicians and royalties, including Prince WilliamHurry to Instagram to share photos of Jeff in his completely black ensemble.

“The most terrible, terrifying, terrible tuxedo ever seen in my life.

“Omg … elegance is not a empty word. I can’t stand it. Real suffering … “The destructive caption read.

But it seems that other fashion experts also quickly had problems with Jeff’s wedding day look.

Liz Teich, a personal stylist based in New York, exclusively revealed to the Daily Mail that the Tech Mogul made a serious mistake with his suit.

And that was that Jeff should not have been wearing a pre-bonded butterfly tie.

A famous fashion house has brutally played the wedding suit of Jeff Bezos after he had imposed the knot with Lauren Sanchez in Venice this weekend

Milanese studio F. Caraceni Sartoria, known for dressing European politicians and royalties, including Prince William, hurried to Instagram to share photos of Jeff in his completely black ensemble

‘My biggest criticism of his look is that I wish he did not choose a pre-bonded butterfly tie. It always looks higher to bind your own, “she said.

She also pointed out that it looks like he has his iPhone in his pocket, something she feels is a big no-no if you want to look at your best.

“I can never let my husband live it because he shows his iPhone in his trouser pocket for every photo on our wedding,” she joked.

‘But just like my husband, Jeff might be more focused on what happens around them and his bride is happening [to think about how his iPhone might look]. ‘

Finally, Liz stated that the suit of the groom was ‘something small on him’, but she added that as a stylist she prefers attacks that are too tight instead of too loose.

However, a man with a net value of $ 226 billion has access to the best tailors in the world, so it is certainly strange that his tuxedo does not fit perfectly.

“Shirt sleeves must get straight beyond the base of the thumb and show about half of a centimeter of the cuff from the sleeve of the jacket,” Liz explained.

“Judging by length … And how it pulls the button, it can be something small for him, although as a stylist I appreciate a suitable suit over a sloppy, flowering, flodigous one.”

Liz Teich, a personal stylist based in New York, exclusively revealed to the Daily Mail that the Tech Mogul made a serious mistake with his suit

‘My biggest criticism of his look is that I wish he did not choose a pre-bonded butterfly tie. It always looks more like binding your own, “she said

But the criticism of the suit is not the first time that the newlyweds are under fire this week in the midst of their extravagant parties.

About a dozen Venetian organizations, including proponents of housing, campaigners of anti-cruises and university groups protested under the banner ‘No room for Bezos’ in the midst of complaints that he ‘took over the city’.

The banner is a game on words that refers to its space exploration company Blue Origin and the recent space flight of the bride.

The demonstrators consist of left and environmental groups and social forums and one group held a banner to say: “Money can buy no style.”

Another banner was: ’55 million dollars spent at the wedding to get a divorce in three days. ‘

Lauren and Jeff, however, seem to be disconnected by all criticism of their flashy display.

The couple was hunted by local journalists when they left the Aman Hotel – where rooms start at more than $ 1,000 a night – on Saturday, with one reporter who asked: “What do you think of the protests, Jeff?”

But while Sanchez bravely ignored the screaming questions, the Amazon founder said – who is worth around $ 230 billion – simple: “Love you.”

Jeff kept it stylish and even blew a kiss for the Italian reporters.