With her fondness for figure-hugging gowns and bold fashion statements, such as wearing a white suit with a visible bra to Donald Trump‘s inauguration, Lauren Sanchez‘s personal style has always been va-va-voom to say the least.

So when she stepped out at Paris Fashion Week in a variety of understated looks plucked from designer archives, it marked a new sartorial era for the former journalist.

Perhaps keen to embrace her new status as the First Lady of e-commerce on the arm of her billionaire husband Jeff Bezosher most demure display came in the form of a John Galliano skirt suit that would not have looked out of place on the likes of Melania Trump.

Meanwhile, her ensemble for the Chanel show was a fitted bodysuit with a built-in overskirt from the designer’s 1995 spring/summer collection – a playful rather than an overtly sexy choice.

The new look is all thanks to Hollywood’s hardest-working stylist Molly Dickson, 38, who says she will ‘do anything’ for her clients, who include Bella Hadid, Sydney Sweeney and King’s wool.

Just this week alone, the pro has put her in the likes of archival Vivienne Westwood, marking her a contender among A-listers – while still dressing Lauren in looks that catered to her fondness for accentuating her curves in fitted bodices.

On Sunday, she stepped out in a shoulderless scarlet gown, which featured a scooped neckline and cinched waist, along asymmetrical silhouette.

It lent to a feel that was sultry and hugged the curves while also carrying the British designer’s timeless appeal.

It seems a natural style evolution for the former journalist, who got married in a glitzy Venetian wedding this summer, to lean into – after years of spotlighting more modern designs from the likes of Dolce & Gabbana, Oscar de la Renta and Elie Saab.

Speaking to Marie Clairestylist Molly revealed that she works seven days a week and across different time zones to ensure her ‘girls’ are happy.

In one instance, she recounted bending a metal bra to make sure it was the perfect fit for a Vanity Fair look.

‘I tell my family and my friends back home: Imagine picking out your wedding dress, but doing that essentially almost every day,’ she told the outlet.

‘The amount of work and time and the money that goes into that, I’m doing that for every look.’

Thee fierce dedication is sure to support Lauren’s foray into the world of elite fashion, while her personal preferences have historically stayed largely in the comfort zone of waist-defining gowns with A-list skirts.

However, just one week into showing off Molly’s looks – which the stylist shares on her Instagram page – she has branched out into more fun silhouettes and ageless designs.

Other looks from her fashion-fuelled Paris trip have included a all-white romper ensemble with a matching coat and similarly monochrome fitted black gown with statement leather boots.

Lauren’s elevated new appearance comes almost three months after she said ‘I do’ to Jeff during their Venice nuptials.

Described as the ‘wedding of the century,’ the Amazon founder and former journalist exchanged vows in front of almost 200 VIP guests on San Giorgio Maggiore island.

Following the ultra-exclusive ceremony, the billionaire couple threw a star-studded reception attended by high-profile guests, including the Kardashian sisters, Oprah Winfrey, Ivanka Trump, Usher, and Orlando Bloom.

The extravagant affair – reportedly costing $20million and drawing ire from locals – was capped off with an eyebrow-raising gift from the bride.

The wedding, held two years after Jeff proposed to Lauren aboard his $500 million superyacht, was described as ‘extremely intimate’ with a strict no-phone policy – around 70 of the 200 guests were family members.

During wedding week, the philanthropist debuted her stunning Schwartz ring while stepping out in a Schiaparelli gown.

Courtesy of celebrity jeweller Lorraine Schwartz, the ring is believed to be around 30 carats – valued between $1.5 million and $3 million.

‘We don’t have a lot of traditions that we’re keeping,’ Lauren told Vogue ahead of the big day. ‘I mean, I love traditions, but for a 55-year-old woman, it’s a little different.’

While her Dolce earrings served as the traditional ‘something borrowed,’ Lauren gave ‘something blue’ a cosmic twist – carrying an artifact from her recent 11-minute space journey.

‘Blue Origin,’ she said. ‘It’s something from my space flight.’

The ex journalist carried a secret, nearly unattainable souvenir from space, explaining it was ‘because it was literally one of the most profound experiences I’ve ever had in my life.’

‘Seeing Earth from space, I came down and I couldn’t describe it,’ she told Vogue. ‘It was the greatest experience I’ve ever had. Jeff said, “It’s gonna change you more than you think,” and it completely has, visually, spiritually.’