Jennifer Lopez has a satorial formula the work for her which often includes flamboyant, statement pieces, birkin bags, etc. Take for example her look to the Schiaparelli’s Spring/Summer 2024 haute couture collection in Paris, that included an oversize coat covered in fresh white rose (7000) petals, adorned with a silver sequined sun on the back.
Promoting her new musical film, This Is Me … Now: A Love Story, the super star has been staying true to her personal style. At The Today Show, she wore a furry, oversized burgundy statement coat, paired with a plaid beret, black leather gloves, and oversized sunglasses.
Then at The View, she opted for a J Lo-fied office outfit, wearing a blue button-down and grey leather midi-skirt with high lace-up platform boots. After the View, she wore a beige monochromatic look with a low neckline and drop-waisted pants. She wore a furry coat, beige gloves, peep-toe platform heels, and square sunnies, complete with the white iteration of the birkin spotted on her earlier on.
The singer boosted her promotional efforts for her SNL performance on 3 February, performing two songs from her album. She wore a cropped white blouse with black trousers and a sweeping dress covered in pink rosettes with a thigh-high slit.
Before her perfomance, she did howvever start her soiree of glamomorous pieces at the 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City, with a sheer black mock-neck top, a long light-gray vest coat, bright teal leather opera gloves, a wide gold choker, and thin-framed purple-tinted sunglasses.
Lopez finished off the night with a pure white maxi gown with an abstract shimmery silver crisscross neck detail, an ultra-luxurious crisp white fur coat by David Koma, sparkly chrome pointed-toe stiletto boots, and a small white leather purse.
Jennifer Lopez wore a sheer dress featuring a glittering zodiac calendar on her skirt, her own sign, for the Los Angeles premiere of her musical film, This Is Me… Now: A Love Story. She paired her belted velvet bustier top with velvet arm warmers. Lopez returned to her home neighborhood of the Bronx for the premiere of her new musical film, wearing a silky royal blue ensemble with nods to her native state. The dramatic fit was pulled from the Donna Karan Ready-to-Wear Fall/Winter 1996 collection, featuring a plunging sleeveless jumpsuit layered under a large matching coat. The midnight blue pieces were paired with black pops, including pointed-toe heels, leather gloves, and a leather baseball cap, adding a casual touch to her elegant ensemble.
