Jennifer Lopez started her It’s My Party tour in Los Angeles last Friday. The talented 49-year-old singer wowed the crowd in a shiny catsuit, showing off her amazing dance moves and high-energy performance. The tour started at The Forum in Los Angeles and will wrap up its North American section in Miami in July before heading overseas for more shows.
Let’s get this party started! Jennifer Lopez launched her highly anticipated It’s My Party tour in Los Angeles last Friday. Showing off her incredible stage presence, the talented songstress proved that age is just a number as she wowed the crowd.
With effortless confidence, Jennifer danced, flipped her hair, and even swung on a circular swing during her captivating performance. Dressed in a glitzy, skin-tight outfit with a daring plunging neckline, she flaunted her flawless figure for all to see.
Despite her iconic curves being on full display during the show, Jennifer recently reflected on the early days of her music career in the late 90s, recalling that her unique look set her apart in an industry where no one else looked like her.
Global sensation: The renowned 49-year-old superstar captivated the crowd in a shiny metallic catsuit, wowing them with her powerful dance moves and high-energy performance.
Astounding: Showing confidence and sophistication, the singer of the hit song Bring Me Love Now stood out for her performance at the CFDA Fashion Awards in New York City. Reflecting on her early days in the music industry, she mentioned how back then, only thin models were considered the standard of beauty.
“In the ’90s when I started making music, it was all about waif-like supermodels,” shared the dancer from World Of Dance. Icons like Kate Moss, Cindy Crawford, and Christy Turlington were the epitome of beauty during that time. Jennifer, however, didn’t conform to the sample-sized norm and instead embraced her curves, refusing to compromise her natural body shape.
From behind, her perky backside was clearly visible.
Without a flaw: Her stunning physique took center stage as she wore a dazzling outfit that hugged her curves and featured a deep neckline. Instead of hiding her shape, she embraced it and encouraged her fans to be confident in their bodies, especially if they had a fuller bottom.
Jennifer expressed her gratitude to the forward-thinking designers who celebrated her natural curves. She credited them for changing her life and mentioned sitting in the design studios of high-end fashion brands like Oscar de la Renta, Versace, Dolce and Gabbana, Gucci, and others, who designed clothes that flattered her curvy figure.
Full of energy, she twirled her hair in the air, lifted her legs, and gracefully swung in circles during the dynamic show.
The performance was truly a sight to behold with multiple dancers showcasing their talent. The excitement I felt was beyond words, like a child walking into a candy store. As I embraced my curves and style, the merging of streetwear and couture truly began to shine. I am grateful to everyone who has supported me on this journey.
I want to give a special shoutout to my fiancé Alex Rodriguez, who always makes me feel like the most beautiful person in the world. Receiving the Fashion Icon award from the Council of Fashion Designers of America was a dream come true. As I took the stage, I was overwhelmed with emotion as I thanked my partner and my two amazing children, Max and Emme, for their unwavering love and encouragement.
At the concert, Jennifer proudly flaunted her signature curves, but she reminisced about her early days in the music scene during the late 90s, recalling that her unique look set her apart from others in the industry.
At the CFDA Fashion Awards in New York City, the singer expressed how back then, only skinny girls were considered the standard in the industry. “Your love makes me feel like a superstar every single day. I feel like the most gorgeous person in the world because of you. Thank you so much,” shared the Dinero singer.
During her acceptance speech, the Love Don’t Cost A Thing star also became emotional as she dedicated her win to the late Hollywood hairstylist Oribe, who passed away in December 2018, and renowned makeup artist Kevyn Aucoin, who died in 2002.
“We lost two amazing artists this year, Kevyn Aucoin and Oribe, who helped transform me from an everyday girl,” she said. “I promised myself I wouldn’t cry. Together, we created countless iconic looks, and I am eternally grateful. Tonight, I dedicate this award to them.”
J.Lo graced the event at the Brooklyn Museum in NYC in a stunning red custom Ralph Lauren outfit, featuring a turtleneck crystal-adorned crop top and a flowy skirt with a sporty drawstring waist.
Unfavorable timing: The World Of Dance star mentioned that they began their music career in the ’90s, a time dominated by the waif and supermodel trend.
