Make Page Six a Preferred Source 5 Lauren Sánchez Bezos’ unusual Louis Vuitton bag will set you back $5,950. BlayzenPhotos / BACKGRID Lauren Sánchez Bezos is heralding the start of après-ski season in style.
During her NYC press tour for her new children’s book “The Fly Who Flew to the North Pole” on Tuesday, the author leaned into the winter weather with her choice of novelty handbag.
Clad in a black Balenciaga sweater dress and knee-high boots, Sánchez Bezos toted Louis Vuitton’s LV Lodge bag, which is shaped like a miniature ski chalet and retails for $5,950.
“Comprising 65 different elements, this detailed design is made from cowhide leather with Monogram canvas trims and opens at the roof to store small daily items inside,” according to the purse’s product page.
Earlier in the day, Jeff Bezos’ wife donned a ’90s-era Thierry Mugler skirt suit in plush red velvet for an appearance on “Extra.”
She wore a second archival look — a black bodysuit styled with a vintage Chanel miniskirt in red tweed and black faux fur — for her “CBS Mornings” sit-down, accessorizing with a clutch inspired by her new book’s cover.
“To every kid who’s ever felt a step behind: you’re going places. Sometimes you just need a friend for the trip,” Sánchez Bezos wrote on Instagram.
We know Sánchez Bezos loves an après-ski fashion moment; she often spends the snowy months in Aspen, where she’s stepped out wearing everything from vintage Dior by John Galliano to Bottega Veneta and plush furs.
Now, she’s embracing chalet style in a whole new way.
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