Lauren Sanchez reacts to comments about cleavage that caught Mark Zuckerberg's eye

Lauren Sanchez's daring fashion choices during recent inaugural events have become a hot topic, sparking both iration and criticism.

Her white Alexander McQueen pantsuit with a lace bra, worn at President Donald Trump's swearing-in ceremony, drew mixed reactions, from celebrity critiques to a viral moment involving Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

Comedian Whitney Cummings shared her humorous take on Sánchez's outfit during an Instagram commentary.

"I'm not gonna hate on her," Cummings began, praising Sanchez's boldness. "She is a businesswoman, and her decisions have gotten her this far."

However, Cummings couldn't resist poking fun at the lace element of the outfit, calling it "cheap-looking" despite likely being a high-end Dolce & Gabbana piece.

"We've all bought, like, a cute white lace bra and you take your shirt off and ... it always looks like you've been trafficked," she joked, adding that it often fails to translate well in photos.

Cummings also quipped about Sánchez's status as Jeff Bezos' fiancée, humorously suggesting, "She's with the head of Amazon, and she looked like she got that top on Temu."

Sanchez Responds with Grace

Sanchez took the critiques in stride, leaving a heart emoji on Cummings' post, signaling her good-natured response to the commentary.

On her own Instagram, she "liked" ive comments, including one from a fan that read, "Girl, you ate that inaugural look. Don't pay attention to the haters."

While Sanchez has yet to publicly address harsher comments, such as Megyn Kelly's comparison of her outfit to that of a "hooker," she appears unfazed by the chatter.

Adding fuel to the social media frenzy was a viral clip showing Zuckerberg seemingly caught glancing at Sanchez's chest during the event. The Meta CEO later "liked" a photo of her inaugural ball look, further amplifying the buzz.

For the evening celebrations, Sanchez opted for an ethereal orange gown and a strapless black dress for another pre-inaugural event, both by Dolce & Gabbana, solidifying her status as a fashion risk-taker.

Despite the polarized reactions, Sanchez has demonstrated a remarkable level of confidence. Her choice to embrace bold fashion and remain unbothered by criticism underscores her individuality. As one fan aptly put it, "Only opinion that matters is your own and Jeff's."

For Sanchez, her boldness isn't just in her outfits-it's in her unapologetic approach to life in the public eye.]