Jennifer Lopez Styles Favorite Pink Dolce & Gabbana Platforms With Sheer Blue Blouse and Low-Rise Denim
Jennifer Lopez turned a chic statement look at a special screening of the sports drama film “Unstoppable” in Los Angeles, Calif. Sunday night.
The multi-hyphenate mogul showed off a sheer blue pussy bow blouse, light wash flared jeans, and sky-high pink velvet platform heels. The peep-toe style courtesy of Dolce & Gabbana has remained a favorite of Lopez’s over the years. A pair she’s worn both on and off the red carpet, Lopez sported them on her Parisian honeymoon with Ben Affleck in 2022 and at the New York City premiere of “Hustlers” in 2019.
The “Jenny From the Block” singer tucked her see-through silk chiffon shirt, also by Dolce & Gabbana, into her low-rise jeans featuring a subtle flared leg. On top of her belly-baring blouse, she donned a light blue Gucci blazer boasting a velvet trim along the lapels and front pockets. The look delivers an early aughts-inspired aesthetic.
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Lopez recently wore another pair of towering platform heels by Dolce & Gabbana at the 2024 IndieWire Honors on Dec. 5. She paired a shimmering gown with gold metallic sandals for the occasion, which saw her accept the Maverick Award.
In the past month, the “Marry Me” actress has stepped out in various other, larger-than-life platform silhouettes, including Ugg’s popular Mini boots, Elie Saab peep-toe leather slingback sandals, and Ermanno Scervino ankle boots.
When it comes to her shoe style of late, Lopez has also proven herself to be a fan of slouchy knee-high boots, Brunello Cucinelli combat boots, and Nike sneakers. Throughout her career, Lopez has taken on several fashion endeavors, including a collaboration with Giuseppe Zanotti in 2017. She went on to launch a namesake shoe line with DSW in 2020.
“Unstoppable” premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sept. 6. The film follows the true story of Anthony Robles, a child born without a leg who becomes a champion wrestler. Lopez plays the athlete’s mother, Judy Robles.
