J Lo's Dress Proves She's Queen of the Plunging Neckline and Thigh-High Slit

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Jennifer Lopez appeared in an Instagram Reel to promote her new movie, "Shotgun Wedding," wearing a white dress with a thigh-high slit. Dressed in the bridal-inspired maxi dress, she introduces a teaser for the film, looking into the camera saying, "That's right, the day has finally arrived." Indeed, starting on Friday, Jan. 27, you can finally stream the much-anticipated "Shotgun Wedding" movie on Amazon Prime.

Always one to embrace a sartorial theme, Lopez perches atop a stool wearing a wedding-appropriate long-sleeve dress with a dramatically low neckline. The maxi boasts a floor-sweeping hem on one side and on the other, it rises up to her left thigh with a sultry side slit. Around her neck filling the space her dress left open is a collection of diamond-studded chain necklaces that coordinate with her oversized diamond hoop earrings.

It stands to reason that the actress would wear a long white dress for the occasion, as the theme of the movie is the couple's, well, shotgun wedding. Playing the character Darcy, Lopez spends the better part of the film wearing a white wedding gown, so it's only fair that she wears similar looks on the press tour.

This isn't the first time Lopez has chosen head-to-toe white in promotion of her new wedding movie. In fact, in mid January, the star showed off an all-white suiting look with a sheer tunic from Michael Kors Collection. And, immediately following, she took to Instagram to showcase her white ruffled cutout Giambattista Valli dress for an appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live."

Coming off quite the wedding season of her own, it seems as though bridal whites will always be in the cards for Lopez. Scroll up to get a better look at her latest white dress and then read all about her "Shotgun Wedding" wardrobe.

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