Jennifer Lopez Showed Off Her Underwear in a See-Through Disco Sequin Set

Jennifer Lopez isn't letting pesky rumors of marital troubles cramp her style. In fact, the multi-hyphenate has been slaying the house down while promoting her new Netflix movie Atlas. First, it was a romantic plunging ruffled gown, and most recently, the actress looked ready for the dance floor in a sheer disco two-piece.

On Wednesday, Lopez attended a photo call in Mexico in a sheer sequin boxy shirt layered over a beige bra and paired with long, matching trousers that would have dragged on the floor if it weren't for her chromatic platforms that peeked out from under the hem. Lopez kept the accessories fairly simple with dainty silver hoop earrings and wore her hair in Farrah Fawcett-style waves. Dewy skin, pink eyeshadow, fringed lashes, and a glossy peach lip completed her glam.

Lopez posed on the carpet alongside the film's director, Brad Peyton, and her co-star Simu Liu. Sterling K. Brown, Lana Parrilla, and Greg Cohan also appear in the movie, which follows "a brilliant counterterrorism analyst with a deep distrust of AI discovers it might be her only hope when a mission to capture a renegade robot goes awry," according to the Netflix description. The flick will be available for streaming tomorrow, May 24.

During a press conference for the film, a reporter point-blank asked Lopez about her marriage to Ben Affleck, which has been in the headlines as of late as it is reported the two are living separately. In a video shared on Instagram, the press can be heard asking Lopez about Affleck in Spanish, to which Lopez responded, "You know better than that." Lopez's co-star Liu quickly jumped to her defense, saying, "Come on, don't come in here with that energy, please." He then closed out the panel by praising Lopez for her work on the film.

“If I could just end on one thing. Jen is a producer on this movie and the reason why I am here and why Sterling [K. Brown] was in this beautiful movie is because Jen cares," he gushed to the crowd. "And Jen cares about things like representation and diversity, and she’s a boss.”