in Del Core
This look is great, and also The Maximum. It always makes me giggle when you see someone SO carefully pulled together just to walk outside a building and stop for a photographer and then get in a car. I can imagine her assistant rushing her off whatever morning show set this was, putting the coat on her, settling it just-so, making sure it was immaculate, straightening the sunglasses. And she looks fantastic.
I had thought this was a crazy shoe or hosiery sighting, but then I zoomed in and it's just her dress over the shoe a little. So instead, we can appreciate the dedication of her umbrella-wrangler, and what a freaking boss she looks like, strutting across the street in this.
In Dior
This is also a lovely look -- her aesthetic for this is very much Rich Vogue Editor. The only quibble I have is with the shoes...
These are by a brand called Hardot, and if you, too, want to take great pains to show the great pain of shoving your feet into a pointy-toed heel, then they retail for a cool 648 Euros.
So of course, she went one better and did The Full Shoe Monty.
J.Lo in Roberto Cavalli
My eyes are crossing from this commitment to pattern. And then there's the middle, which looks like the jacket was run over by a tank.
J.Lo in Fendi
This is very lovely and also feels like something you'd buy in a fancy museum gift shop -- you know, from the expensive section where you wander through and then think, "Who buys their clothes here? All I want is a nice mug."
Naturally the purse matches so well that you almost can't see it without staring.
J Lo and Ben
This is giving me slight Bennifer 1.0 vibes. But they aren't quite as In Public as they were back then, so hopefully that's helping.