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Only Jennifer Lopez Could Rock Tall Platform Heels to Go Furniture Shopping

Jennifer Lopez turns every outing into a styling master class, including her most recent trip to Culver City, CA. The singer wore a multicolor silk-crépon dress to go furniture shopping with her daughter, showcasing her latest transitional outfit. The ankle-length Zimmermann design features a sweeping palm-tree print accentuated by a plunging neckline and a tiered pleated skirt. The lightweight fabric allowed the star to move around comfortably, while the flowy long sleeves retained a bit of warmth.

Hanging on her shoulder was a textured gold-chain crossbody by Bottega Veneta rendered in yellow crochet. The accessory's hardware matched her chain bracelet perfectly, adding sophistication to an otherwise laid-back look. A pair of clear, round sunglasses brought a sense of playfulness to the ensemble and were displayed prominently thanks to her wavy curls styled into a messy bun. The final touch involved a pair of nude platform heels with side cutouts and an open toe. And with that, Lopez gave yet another lesson in preparing your wardrobe for the warm weather.

Just a few days earlier, she rocked spring's biggest denim trend in split-hem jeans while out with boyfriend Ben Affleck. And before that, she managed to make elastic-waist pants and a 2000s-inspired cropped sweatshirt look cool. During a recent visit to Sephora, Lopez made an entrance in a pastel Gucci miniskirt ensemble with towering white T-strap pumps. The multihyphenate entrepreneur regularly sports the most popular trends, showing an affinity for midriff-baring pieces, high heels, and formfitting bottoms. Still, she brings her signature bohemian twist to each look, which has earned her the "style icon" title.

Ahead, catch a few angles of her latest street style moment, and shop the dress and crossbody bag.

Related:
J Lo Masters Spring's Biggest Denim Trend in Split-Hem Jeans


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