Jennifer Lopez channels country vibes, sporting a cowboy hat and wide-leg jeans during a shopping excursion in Aspen
Jennifer Lopez was spotted shopping in Aspen, Colorado, with her entourage over the weekend.
The 55-year-old singer and actress, who had enjoyed some time on the slopes in white earlier in the day, showcased her signature style in a cream-colored cowboy hat paired with a matching turtleneck sweater.
Her honey-blonde hair cascaded from beneath the hat, which featured brown accents and a single feather. She completed the look with a faded blue utility jacket, barrel-leg jeans, and tan platform combat boots.
Joining Lopez for the outing were choreographer Fatima Robinson, manager Benny Medina, and one of her 16-year-old fraternal twins, Emme.
She looked stunning with a full face of makeup, adding a glamorous touch to the post-Christmas excursion. Lopez’s sister, journalist Lynda Lopez, and her family have also been enjoying their time in Aspen.
Lynda shared a scenic view from their home on Instagram, writing, «When your Christmas morning view is an actual Christmas card. So grateful for family, love, and beautiful holiday days. Merry Christmas!!»
JLo also shared a heartwarming video on Tuesday, giving a glimpse of her family as she captured a cozy moment from the couch. She captioned it, «Merry Christmas Eve to you and yours.»
Despite filing for divorce from Ben Affleck in August, there are signs the former couple still maintains a friendly relationship.
On December 22, Affleck was seen arriving at Soho House in West Hollywood, carrying what appeared to be a bag full of Christmas gifts for Lopez.
A source shared that the ex-spouses continue to co-parent amicably, particularly for the sake of their children.
Lopez shares her 16-year-old twins Emme and Max with ex-husband Marc Anthony, while Affleck shares three children—Violet, 19, Fin, 16, and Samuel, 12—with ex-wife Jennifer Garner.
«There’s still love between them,» an insider revealed. «Seeing the kids together reminds them of how well they work as a team and what’s truly important.»
