Jennifer Lopez revived her signature 2000s style thanks to this French fashion brand
Though she may be a Dior muse with a sprinkle of Valentino and lashings of Hermès accessories, Jennifer Lopez sported a different French fashion house this weekend, and it was the crossover we never knew we needed.
Perhaps we don't have the Hollywood heavyweight down as a boho fashion muse, but she is a 2000s dressing icon and dabbled in the aesthetic during its Y2K heights, which is why her latest look by Chloé threw us into sartorial nostalgia, and it was so iconic.
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JLo, who filed for divorce from her husband of two years Ben Affleck last month, stepped out at the Road To The Golden Globes Party at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival, oozing ethereal glamour in a sheer, pale pink maxi dress from the label, featuring tiers of whimsical ruffles, a cape-style floaty silhouette and an elegant high neck.
She has revived her signature 2000s style in all its glory this year, from UGG boots to Jenny from the Block-approved baggy jeans and her quintessential oversized hoop earrings. This time, she gave a nod to her heyday in the uber-feminine flowy dress designed by Chemena Kalami.
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"As Gabriela Hearst said her goodbye as Creative Director at the SS23 PFW Chloé show, Chemena Kamali’s arrival was much anticipated for AW24, and we were not disappointed. The front row was lined with wooden and leather wedges, giving us a sneak peek of what to expect from the collection," says H! Fashion's Chloe Gallacher.
"As the Chloé show unfolded, it was clear Chemena had single-handedly revived boho chic. Amongst the designs, we saw ruffled blouses tucked into jeans, billowing chiffon dresses, wooden clogs all in neutral tones."
Boho-chic is back, and so is Jennifer Lopez's uber-girly era.
