J Lo Shows Some Leg in a Sheer Couture Dress and Knee-High Boots
April 18, 2023 at 05:47PM
Jennifer Lopez is adding another accolade to her list, as she’s currently on tour promoting her new Netflix film “The Mother,” which hits the streaming site on May 12. In images shared on both her own page, as well as her glam squad’s, she kicked off the week wearing a sheer, cobalt blue Alexandre Vauthier dress that showed quite a bit of leg. With part of the gown draped over her left knee, her thigh peeked out from underneath the asymmetric hem as she posed for the camera. Lopez coordinated her footwear like a pro, choosing knee-high satin heeled boots that complemented the shade of her look. With her hair pulled back in a bun by Lorenzo Martin, and her glowing makeup courtesy of Ash K Holm, the ensemble was finished off with jewelry on both wrists and elongated hoops in her ears.
Lopez’s dress is from Alexandre Vauthier’s Fall 2022 Couture collection, which debuted on the runway back in July 2022. While the dress might be from last year’s lineup, it’s actually right on-trend when it comes to spring 2023 color trends, with cobalt reigning supreme at Akris, Carolina Herrera, Rokh, and more.
Lately, Lopez has been on quite the tour, having just finished a short week of #DelolaDiaries for her new alcoholic beverage company, for which she wore a white eyelet Elie Saab maxi. Not only is she the face of campaigns for Coach, Intimissimi, and her own JLo Beauty company, but she’s also been on the arm of husband Ben Affleck, supporting his new film “Air,” wearing a crystal-covered Antonio Grimaldi naked dress at the LA premiere. She launched a shoe collection with Revolve just before that, wearing a metallic Julien Macdonald dress with sheer cutouts, which revealed even more leg than this recent Alexandre Vauthier number.
Ahead, check out her look as it first walked the runway.
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Author Avery Matera | citywomen.co
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