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Jennifer Lopez Visits Ben Affleck on Set in the Ultimate '70s Outfit

Jennifer Lopez can't stop turning to one decade in particular for her fashion inspiration as of late. The 52-year-old superstar recently visited fiancé Ben Affleck on the set of his latest project in Santa Monica - with her child Emme by her side - outfitted in a '70s-inspired look. Lopez, who stopped by the film location five days before on June 22 in a black jumpsuit and tall espadrilles - switched up her look on this occasion, opting for more of a bohemian vibe for this particular ensemble.

Lopez tucked a lightweight white pussy-bow blouse with a ruffled collar into dark-wash high-waist flared jeans, capping off her separates with black stiletto platform boots. Her denim, stitched with unique embroidery at the pockets and on the back, also appeared to have braided details at the waistband, making for an appropriate complement to Lopez's long-sleeve frilly top. Her accessories included a pair of round dusty-pink sunglasses and dainty drop earrings, both in keeping with the retro aesthetic that Lopez has mastered this summer while out with Affleck (like when she wore a Gucci micro minidress or went shopping in a lace-trimmed white Dôen midi dress). But it's all about sartorial balance for the multihyphenate, who usually dresses more casually for days at the dance studio, where she opts for items like co-ord sweat sets or leggings. Lopez also recently hit the red carpet in a sheer, velvet-paneled Tom Ford gown, and she discussed her latest business ventures on the "Today" show in a camel-colored Michael Kors Collection cashmere catsuit.

Ahead, catch a few glimpses of Lopez showing off her '70s street style, then shop the essentials to re-create her vintage-inspired wardrobe.



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