Jennifer Lopez was just one of the big-name celebs at Clive Davis’ annual pre-Grammys party on Saturday, February 1. For the occasion, the singer and actress dazzled in an iridescent Lapointe Clay Coated Jersey Deep dress, featuring a plunging cowl neckline and a low-cut back that highlighted her iconic curves.
At the party, Lopez mingled with other music industry stars including her manager Benny Medina, J Balvin, and David Guetta, who are all in Los Angeles ahead of Sunday's Grammy Awards. J.Lo leaned into the monochromatic look by matching all of her accessories to her dress, draping a brown faux fur coat over her shoulders, and wearing a large collection of diamonds.
Her middle-parted sleek bun showed off a pair of sparkling diamond earrings, while a large statement diamond necklace sparkled at her neckline.
© Getty Images for The Recording AcademyBefore going out to the party, Lopez posted some images of her outfit on her Instagram account, also adding a little Easter egg for fans. In addition to uploading the breathtaking pictures, she added background music--the song "Soltera" by Shakira. With this nod, it seems like J.Lo is emphasizing just how happy she is to be single following her split from Ben Affleck.
It’s currently unknown whether Lopez plans to attend the 2025 Grammys on Sunday amid her recent divorce. Sources recently told Page Six that the star is gearing up for a “big year” with her recent appearances in Unstoppable and Kiss of the Spider Woman. Plus, her company, Nuyorican, will be collaborating with Netflix for a series based on Emily Henry’s bestselling novel, Happy Place.
“There’s a lot of positivity for the year ahead,” a source who knows Lopez told Page Six. “It’s a big year for her.”
During this week's premiere of Kiss of the Spider Woman at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah, Lopez was almost brought to tears, addressing the crowd following their standing ovation.
“I’ve been waiting for this moment my whole life,” she told the crowd at Park City’s Eccles Theatre. “The reason I even wanted to be in this business is because my mom would sit me in front of the TV and [‘West Side Story’] would come on once a year. I was mesmerized and was like, ‘That’s what I want to do.’ This is the first time I actually got to do it.”
