The multifaceted entertainer wowed in a Giambattista Valli creation on Wednesday.
Jennifer Lopez knows how to make a statement!
All eyes were on the 49-year-old entertainer at the Second Act movie premiere in New York City on Wednesday night. The romcom's leading lady arrived at the celebration in a dramatic hot pink tulle high-low gown by Giambattista Valli that featured a never-ending train. She paired the couture creation with silver Jimmy Choo platform heels, a rectangular metallic Jimmy Choo clutch and dangling diamond Lorraine Schwartz earrings.
Not taking any attention away from her billowing look, J. Lo -- who was accompanied by her boyfriend Alex Rodriguez -- opted for a sleek top knot that showed off her gorgeous complexion. Her beauty look consisted of matching pink eyeshadow, light blush, defined brows and a nude lip.
"I love the color, number one, and then the drama of it," she told ET on the red carpet, adding that she works together with her stylists to create her looks. "We had a lot of fun."
Before making their way to the premiere, A-Rod took to Instagram to share a silly photo of the two, while taking a guess at what inspired his lady love's ensemble.
"I think she was inspired by my Pink Panther look. Headed to the @SecondActMovie premiere in NYC with my girl! ?," he wrote.
Lopez has been on a fashion hot streak during her Second Act press tour this week, stepping out in an array of magnificent and head-turning ensembles. On Tuesday, she rocked four fabulous outfits. From a wide-leg white Stephane Rolland jumpsuit to a belted, gray jumpsuit with a matching jacket from Max Mara draped over her shoulders, Lopez was unstoppable.
Only ET was with the star at the Bronx's AMC Bay Plaza 13 theater on Tuesday, where Lopez surprised fans at a special advanced screening of her new movie.
"We are going to do a surprise everybody! We're in the Bronx, this is where I used to go to the movies!" J. Lo announced, giddily revealing that her hometown return even influenced the showstopping boots she wore that day. "We are coming to the Bronx, we could not disappoint."
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