Jennifer Lopez in Beverly Hills.Photo: Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty
Jennifer Lopezis a blue beauty.
While promoting her new action movieThe Mother, the do-it-all star wore a jaw-dropping monochromatic look that showed off her toned physique and proved her style icon status.
In a newcompilation Instagram reeluploaded Tuesday, Lopez, 53, gave a glimpse at the vibrant cobalt blueAlexandre Vauthier Couture gownworn for her day of press.
The high-end piece, which debuted during the fashion label’s couture runway show in July, features tons of chiffon ruffles.
However, the actress' gown seems to have been slightly altered from the design’s original maxi-length cut and into a sexier iteration. It appears as though Lopez’s version consists of a mini dress with the rest of the flowy fabric pinned to her satin royal blue stiletto boots, which gives off a leggy illusion.
“I am#TheMother… so listen to me,” Lopez wrote alongside the post, adding a winky-face emoji to the end of her caption.
Some of her fans raved about the outfit in the comment section, even calling Lopez “mother” as a signal of praise, according to the social media interpretation of the word.
In the literal sense, Lopez is in fact a parent and she recently opened up to PEOPLE exclusively aboutcelebrating Mother’s Dayalongside Coach.
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The JLo Beauty founder shares15-year-old twinsEmme and Max with exMarc Anthony, and recently became a stepmom toBen Affleck’sthree children— Violet, 17, Seraphina, 14, and Samuel, 10 — aftermarrying theAiractorlast summer.
In the Coach campaign, which sees the musician model the Rogue bag, too, Lopez talks about the valuable lessons she’s learned from motherhood.
“Well I have teenagers now. You know everybody warns you about this stage in life,” she says with a laugh. “And it’s definitely different from when they were little, but you have to grow with your kids. They wind up teaching you, you evolve as a person ‘cause you have to.”
source: people.com
