Where to even begin when discussing Jennifer Lopez’s best fashion moments?
Forget internet-breaking, the star’s wardrobe is internet-making. From iconic jungle-print Versace gowns that were so widely searched it prompted Google to create its Images section, to nostalgic Y2K diamanté denim, uber-slinky halterneck gowns and more, the singer’s versatile collection is nothing short of spectacular.
Jennifer Lopez in her internet-making green silk chiffon dress by Versace at the 42nd Grammy Awards
Considered a 90s-into-Noughties diva with the sass-infused style to match, Jennifer has really been through the visual motions when it comes to trends. Baker boy hats, low-slung jeans, Juicy Couture velour sets contrasted with large hoops, iridescent blue eyeshadow and bandage dresses - you name, she’s worn it.
The star’s style evolved as she progressed through her career, with the 2010s and current day 2020s producing a bedazzled string of crystal-clad gowns, curve-enhancing looks. Shelving 00s dress codes in favour of showbiz sartorials, the actress leaned into Hollywood style, increasingly opting for longline dresses, satin mini dresses and tight-fitting sets by party-girl names from David Koma to Valentino.
Her epic career coupled with her meme-worthy relationship with Ben Affleck further propelled the star to internet fame. JLo understood the assignment, grasping the reigns of social media to platform her ever-glamorous outfits for her 252 million followers to covet.
As a result, we’ve been privy to a series of ‘eras’ courtesy of the hitmaker. From Hamptons Mom to RnB allure, Quiet Luxury to Mob Wife, she has left no style stone unturned.
With her 55th birthday taking place this week, what better way to celebrate than with a deep dive into her most memorable looks to date?
Discover 55 of Jennifer Lopez’s most iconic fashion moments to date:
While attending the 'Selena' Hollywood Premiere in March 1997, Jennifer wore a crystal-clad, sleeveless dress featuring a racerneck which was paired with an cornflower blue fur throw.
California Fashion Industry Friends of AIDS Project, 1997
Making an appearance at the California Fashion Industry Friends of AIDS Project in 1997, the star wore a longline electric blue dress complete with a cowl neckline and slinky silhouette.
Leaning into her signature sheer crystal aesthetic, Jennifer wore a scooped neck longline dress in a navy hue while attending the 17th Annual CFDA Awards.
A strapless midi dress with a cream bouclé weave and cut-out side panels was Jennifer's outfit of choice for the 3rd Annual GQ Men of The Year Awards in 1998.
Tapping into Y2K kitsch glamour, the star attended the First Annual KTU Miracle Concert in an ivory midi dress complete with a halterneck and diamanté detailing.
For the 5th Annual Blockbuster Entertainment Awards, the actress-singer wore some ivory capri pants with a rhinestone rim and a floaty silver cami dress.
'The Thomas Crown Affair' Beverly Hills Premiere, 1999
Sporting another floral number with glitter paisley print detailing, the Hollywood veteran glimmered on the red carpet at the 'The Thomas Crown Affair' Beverly Hills premiere,'
A SATC moment was very much on the agenda for the actress as she attended the 'Frequency' premiere in a cropped white jumper and black satin midi skirt.
Another of her most iconic looks, JLo attended the 17th Annual MTV Video Music Awards in white low-lung jeans, a crystal belt, a cropped tank top and a printed cream bandana headscarf.
Low-key Lopez was the star's aesthetic while attending the 'Bamboozled' New York City Premiere in 2000, wearing blue jeans and a suede mocha-hued jacket.
Hitting the headlines in a ruffled white look courtesy of the Italian fashion house, Jennifer stormed the Schiaparelli Haute Couture Spring/Summer 2024 show in the operatic attire.
Another fabulous fur moment, JLo channelled 'old-money chic' in a dramatic coat layered over a beige hoodie and black leather hot pants.
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