Lauren Sánchez adds a touch of India to her wedding look

As anticipation builds around Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez’s opulent wedding in Venice on June 27, 2025, it wasn’t just the couple’s arrival in Italy that turned heads—it was also a striking accessory that quietly stole the show. Lauren Sanchez, the Emmy Award-winning journalist and Bezos's soon-to-be wife, arrived in the City of Canals holding a sleek, black barrel-shaped clutch that tells a story far beyond fashion. The piece is from Indian quiet luxury brand Ahizoka By Brham, a label known for its subtle elegance and artisanal craftsmanship.

Lauren Sanchez carries an Indian-owned brand's clutch for her wedding in Venice

The clutch, known as the Lilian, is designed in rich black satin and shaped in Ahizoka’s signature cylindrical silhouette. It reflects the brand’s ethos of understated opulence, an approach that shuns logos and loud branding in favor of timeless design and quality. Founded by Namrata Karad a decade ago, Ahizoka By Brham was born from a desire to craft accessories that speak to refined taste, not trends.

Namrata’s husband, Varun Karad, founder of clean energy startup Red—shared a heartfelt post on LinkedIn to mark the moment. “Someone who can buy anything in the world chose this bag. That’s what true luxury looks like—it resonates with those who understand,” he wrote, praising Namrata’s dedication to her vision and the journey behind the brand.

Ahizoka’s pieces have already graced the hands of global style icons such as Kate Hudson, Mindy Kaling, Jenna Ortega, Helen Mirren, and Bollywood star Pooja Hegde. Now, with Lauren Sanchez joining the list, the brand’s global appeal only deepens.

Sanchez completed her look with a stunning one-shoulder black bodycon dress adorned with silver sequins and her bold solitaire engagement ring, creating an ensemble that balanced glamor with grace.

As the spotlight intensifies on Venice this weekend, it’s not just the Bezos-Sanchez wedding that’s making waves, but also the quiet rise of Indian luxury on the world stage one elegant clutch at a time.