Jennifer Lopez stepped out to support her best friend and producing partner, Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas, at the New York City launch of her debut novel, Climbing in Heels.
Ditching her signature dresses and statement coats, J.Lo embraced a fresh spring look that seemingly gave her more height.
She wore a sheer pastel pink top under a light blue cropped jacket with chic buttons and cuffed sleeves. The standout piece? A pair of light-wash flared jeans that hugged her curves and added a trendy edge. InStyle calls these the ‘optical illusion’ jeans as the flared hems give the visual of added height (perfect for the petite girlies!).
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Jennifer Lopez Flaunts Her Curves In Light-Wash Jeans
Velvet platform heels that perfectly matched her blouse, along with a quilted pink handbag, tied the look together.
The Unstoppable actress finished the outfit with her brunette hair styled down in a sleek center part and a bold berry lip liner.
While Lopez often faces criticism online for her extravagant outfits, this time social media users praised her for looking stunning in what was, by her standards, a more casual look.
One user wrote, “Wow, she is stunning!”
“She’s always beautiful,” said another fan.
One person took a jab at another pop star and commented, “Unlike Katy Perry, she flopped but is still classy.”
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Fans React To Jennifer Lopez's Pink 'Power Ranger' Latex Suit
The mother of two recently sparked debate online with another fashion choice.
For her look at the F1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, she wore a skintight Barbie-pink latex jumpsuit by Usama Ishtay that showed off her enviable hourglass figure—prompting mixed reactions across social media platforms.
Some users humorously compared it to a pink Power Ranger:
"Why is she dressed like she's the driver?" asked one fan on Reddit.
"Probably because she has to cover up," speculated a second, as a third replied, "She looks like the 2025 version of a Power Ranger."
"Pink Power Ranger," agreed a fourth.
