Jennifer Lopez shows off legs in flirty feathered minidress
This star is ready to party.
Jennifer Lopez looked like the dancing woman emoji come to life as she sported a strapless red dress and a festive drink to promote her new alcohol brand, Delola, in an Instagram post yesterday.
“Brunch Time ♥️ Feeling Bella Berry” she captioned the series of pics, adding the hashtags “SundayFunday” and “DelolaLife.”
The “Marry Me” actress wore a bright red Cult Gaia gown ($1,946, originally $2,598) with an asymmetric, feather-trimmed hem in the photos, holding a glass of her brand’s similarly scarlet-colored Bella Berry Spritz.
Delola describes the ready-to-drink beverage as a “sparkling” and “full-bodied” cocktail made from “premium vodka, berries and hibiscus.”
Lopez paired her dress with strappy red heels and gold link earrings, adding a Van Cleef & Arpels diamond-and-yellow-gold lion head bracelet.
The “Jenny from the Block” singer wore her hair in a loose updo with tendrils framing her face, sporting bronze eyeshadow and glowing cheeks for the photoshoot.
Some fans were loving the red vibes, like one who commented, “Girlll I am feeling like some Bella Berry too! I may go get some now.”
Another added, “Head to toe class & elegance 👠 That dress shade/style looks like a work of art 👏 Berry good.”
However, others pondered her decision to create a cocktail brand, considering the star has previously claimed she doesn’t drink alcohol.
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“Can I ask you something Jen? Didn’t you once say that you don’t drink alcohol anymore?” one fan asked, adding, “But it doesn’t matter, bc I love you & you’re my Idol haha!”
Another wrote, “seems hypocritical to eat clean and promote ETOH.”
Lopez faced similar criticism after announcing her new brand in April, with the star — who said her youthful skin was thanks to avoiding alcohol — sharing that she “just wanted to create something better — something better tasting, better ingredients, something I would want to drink with my friends and family, and that is Delola.”
