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Jennifer Lopez leaned into the holiday spirit for her new Coach campaign.
Lopez was front and center for the brand’s latest holiday campaign, as shared to Instagram. For the occasion, the Intimissimi collaborator posed in a set of smooth platform boots. Though her shoes were partially hidden, the style did include dark brown uppers with thick platform soles and equally chunky block heels.
The “This Is Me…Now” musician’s attire also featured a similarly neutral palette that smoothly matched her shoes. Her all-brown outfit encompassed a chocolate-toned $2,400 zipped aviator jacket covered in soft, fuzzy shearling, paired with matching $395 boot-cut jeans accented with twinkling crystals. Both pieces, which hailed from Coach’s fall 2023 runway collection, were boosted by a pop of color with a deep pink patent leather version of the label’s $375 Tabby handbag.
However, this wasn’t Lopez’s only textured outfit for Coach’s holiday campaign. In another shot, the musician posed in a fluffy off-white shearling aviator jacket, paired with a light blue denim maxi skirt. The set was given a sharp edge from her footwear: a set of black leather booties, complete angled heels andpointed toes.
For footwear, Lopez regularly wears strappy sandals and platform pumps by Femme LA, Christian Louboutin and more top brands on the red carpet. When off-duty, the “World of Dance” judge pairs her looks with chunky sneakers by Slick Woods x The Kooples and René Caovilla — plus top athletic brands like Reebok, Adidas and Nike.
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