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Jennifer Lopez has fans doing double-takes as she wore a skin-tight pink leather catsuit during her arrival at the F1 Grand Prix in Saudi Arabia. This comes ahead of her headline performance at the event at Jeddah Corniche Circuit on Saturday.
The 55-year-old singer proved just how incredible you can look in your 50s as she flaunted her toned physique in the figure-hugging pink one-piece, making sure every curve was on display. Her outfit also featured a zip down the front and a gathered silk belt tied with a circular metal ring.
J.Lo made even more of a statement with the outfit by added some inches, wearing a pair of stilettos that made her appear much taller than her 5'5'' frame. To keep with the theme of her ensemble, she toted around her belongings in a silver box-shaped clutch, adding a pair of pink-tinted sunglasses and slicking her long brunette hair into a high ponytail.
The actress looked happier than ever as she walked through the Paddock while chatting to CEO of the Formula One Group, Stefano Domenicali. This year marks Lopez's first performance at an F1 event in 11 years, having previously headlined at the 2014 Singapore Grand Prix. J.Lo will be joined by other big names including Party Next Door, Major Lazer, and Usher.
Formula 1 returned to Jeddah Corniche Circuit for the fifth year running of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix on Friday April, 18 to Sunday, April, 20.
As for Jen, this is far from the only thing she has on her plate right now. The star has been kept very busy this year as she also is filming Office Romance in Brooklyn, plus, she's set to play a Pride concert in June and will have tour stops all summer.
The Bronx-native also finalized her divorce from Ben Affleck four months ago and appears to enjoying her time as a single woman for the first time in a long time. DailyMail reported on Tuesday that the two stars are keeping themselves busy with work to deal with the heartbreak of their marital failure.
"They are both sad that the marriage did not work out,' a source told the outlet. "Instead of crying over it, however, they are working their hearts out. They love being busy with solid projects."