Lauren Sanchez's outfits at Trump's inauguration: Her favorite all-white look featuring lace bra and fitted blazer

Lauren Sanchez is making headlines for her multiple looks. The media personality is joining her soon-to-be-husband, Jeff Bezos, during a special occasion. The pair are celebrating Donald Trump's inauguration and have attended a series of ongoing events.

The former journalist described her latest outing at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC, as a "magical evening." Lauren attended a candlelight dinner ahead of the inauguration, wearing a sparkly black dress by Dolce & Gabbana featuring a sweetheart neckline, a mermaid skirt, and a train.

She was not the only one wearing Dolce & Gabbana, as Melania Trump also wore an elegant white shirt by the brand. Lauren was all smiles speaking to the rest of the special guests, rocking her engagement ring and jewelry by Lorraine Schwartz. She was seen with Elon Musk, who had a conversation with Bezos following his latest achievement.

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Lauren's second look was none other than her favorite business look. The author stepped out in a fitted white blazer paired with a matching white lace bra underneath. She completed the look with matching pants and small diamond earrings. 

Lauren previously wore the all-white look on two occasions, at the 2024 Forbes Power Women's Summit in September, and at the NY Times DealBook event in December with Bezos. The philanthropist seems to be opting for sustainable fashion when it comes to some of her outfits. 

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She will also be attending the nighttime celebration of the inauguration, which is known to have a bolder and fun approach when it comes to fashion. 

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Lauren shares her thoughts on her outfits: 

"People like to put you in a box and I don't fit in that box. I never have. As a journalist, as a pilot, as a mom, and even fiancée," she said at the Forbes Power Women's Summit event. "People want me to dress or look or act a certain way. But I'm just being as authentic to me as I can be."

"I don't wish fame on anyone, it's nothing I ever wanted," she said. "It can make you hide because it's scary to put yourself out there and have people comment about your life who don't know you. I've shed a few tears, trust me. But my sister will be like, "Get up and go take a shower."'