J.Lo Shines in Stunning Feather-Trim Dress in Paris

was the belle of the ball as she partied in Paris during Couture Fashion Week on Tuesday night.

The superstar, 56, arrived at Siena restaurant for a dazzling Chopard party, celebrating the luxury brand by modelling some jaw-dropping diamonds from the jewelers.

JLo wowed in a strapless white dress with feather-trim which showed off her famous curves.

She added a pop of colour with her ruby red lip colour, but it was her sparkling jewels which stole the show.

The star chose a statement crocodile choker necklace and matching drop earrings, a ring and bracelet to complete her look. 

Jennifer put on a show with her look, and was later spotted waving to fans from her hotel balcony in the same chic look.    

Jennifer's outing comes after she took to Instagram to show off the incredible dress she wore to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's Madison Square Garden wedding on Friday night. 

The multihyphenate shared a few images of her Audrey Hepburn-esque dress, captioning the post with a simple champagne flute emoji.

 Jennifer wore a black velvet Bach Mai dress with a scooped neckline, dropped waist and full lurex skirt that hit just below the knees.

She carried a satin Carolina Herrera clutch and wore black velvet platform heels and sparkling jewellery. 

The singer's friendship with Taylor goes years back. 

Jennifer even appeared on stage during a surprise appearance during her Red tour back in 2013, for a performance of Jenny from the Block.

Taylor famously called the single her 'hairbrush song', saying she would sing it in front of the mirror. 

The weekend wedding was a celebrity filled affair, with Selena Gomez, Gigi Hadid and Brad Pitt among the 1000 guests. 

Next up for Jennifer is her producer and leading lady credits in Robert Zemeckis' psychological thriller , which premieres in late 2026/early 2027 on Netflix.

The small-screen adaptation of Liv Constantine's 2017 bestselling novel will also feature Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Isabel May, Debi Mazar, Denis O'Hare, Pierson Fodé, Renata Friedman and Eduardo Ramos.