14 of the J.Lo-iest Outfits Jennifer Lopez Has Ever Worn

Lopez stepped out in an ultra sexy Balmain jumpsuit to kick off her 47th brithday celebrations in Las Vegas wearing a chocolate brown sheer-paneled Balmain onesie.

For the 2016 Golden Globes red carpet, J.Lo arrived in nothing but canary yellow fabric and diamonds. Annnd...mic drop.

On her way to visit Jimmy Kimmel Live, the singer glimmers in an intimidatingly fitted gold jumpsuit. 

Catching the wind currents just so, J.Lo enters the .001 percent of the population who can sport fringe without getting tangled.

While a see-through floor length caftan embroidered with sparkly stars might sound like it belongs in a Rock Opera, it looked strikingly elegant on J.Lo at the 2015 American Music Awards.

How to take all white dressing to the next level: with bold silhouettes (hey, there high-waisted trousers), platform pumps, and giant gold buttons.

Stop trying to figure out the underwear situation, and simply admire the kind of take-no-prisoners chutzpah it takes to own a glimmering bondage-inspired gown. 

Half gown, half disco pants, this asymmetrical set made an head-turning entrance at the 2014 haute couture shows in Paris.

At the 2006 VMAs Jennifer gives the Grey Gardens look (little Edie would be all over that scarf) an award show-worthy spin.

While every celebrity in the early aughts wore matching velour sweatsuits, no one managed the same swagger-filled finished look as Jen.

Of the many glorious clothes Lopez wore on TRL, one of our all-time favorite combinations is this baggy pants/crop top situation, accented by a silver body chain and giant hoops.

Those boots! That hat! It’s the show-stopping accessories that make this red carpet outfit, which was worn to the 2001 MTV Movie Awards.

The MTV awards of 2000 saw J.Lo with Puffy on her arm, and a white bandana—carefully matched to her bell bottoms and camisole, natch—on her head. 

We don’t remember much about the 2000 Grammy Awards, but this daring, down-to-there Versace design? Unforgettable. 

Skipping the traditional red carpet gown for a silvery going out top and leather skirt, this J.Lo ensemble—spotted at the 1998 MTV Movie Awards—inspired thousands of girls to scour their local dELiA*s for copies.