J Lo Wears a Bow-Print Minidress With 6-Inch Platforms on Christmas

Jennifer Lopez chose Gucci for Christmas 2022, as detailed in her latest On the JLo newsletter, which was sent out to subscribers on Monday, Dec. 26. The 53-year-old star wore a turquoise bow-print cocktail dress from the fashion house for the actual holiday, but she rang in the season days before on Dec. 17 with a Hollywood star-studded party that she hosted with husband Ben Affleck.

For that more formal occasion, she chose a glittering Gucci maxi with a high neck, bishop sleeves, and a green bird print - fitting, since she set this year's theme as "Hummingbird Christmas" to pay homage to one of the songs she wrote for her upcoming album "This Is Me . . . Now." The first gown, which, she wrote, she'd kept in her closet for a year, was styled with a high ponytail, crystal earrings, and a sweep of green eyeshadow. This was likely at the hands of her glam squad, which includes stylist duo Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn; makeup artist Mary Phillips, and hairdresser Chris Appleton, who gave her a glamorous blond lob just in time for the festivities.

When Lopez slipped into the blue minidress on Christmas, she secured her hair in a slicked-back bun with a center part in order to showcase her outfit details. The multihyphenate accented the red bows and two roses on her collar with Valentino's towering Tan-Go platform pumps and a swipe of rouge lipstick. The ensemble was finished with silver rings and Van Cleef & Arpels Rose de Noel flower earrings.

On Dec. 6, we also caught a glimpse of Lopez's almond-shaped holiday nails, which came with french tips and wintry decals, such as flurries of snowflakes and candy-cane stripes. In other words, it's clear she's been decorating for Christmas all month long.

Ahead, admire Lopez's two Gucci dresses and shop her exact pair of Valentino shoes.

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