Jennifer Lopez swapped out her sheer sculptural skirt for a post-Grammys mirrored dress and bubblegum coat decorated with sparkly bows as she headed out to dinner after the Grammy Awards on February 2. See her bedazzled outfit change, here.

She changed into the blinged-out coquette look after the Grammy Awards.

Jennifer Lopez made the 2025 Grammys her Olympics, as the multi-hyphenate kept the party going through two straight days of festivities this year. Less than 24 hours after sporting a belly button-grazing plunge revenge dress at Clive Davis’s pre-Grammys party, Lopez showed up to the Sunday, February 2 award show in a sheer sculptural skirt that was as much a naked fashion statement as it was a work of art. While the Kiss of the Spider Woman actress skipped the red carpet, she made a surprise appearance to present Shakira with the award for Best Latin Pop Album–and she kept the party going once all the trophies were doled out with a coquette-coded bubblegum pink look.

For Lopez’s third Grammys weekend look, the Unstoppable actress continued her stylish streak by swapping out the evening’s neutrals for a hot pink moment. After the Crypto.com arena show wrapped, Lopez leaned into the coquette trend as she headed to dinner in Beverly Hills. In a look styled by Robert Zangardi and Mariel Haenn, the “On the Floor” singer appeared to take inspiration from a disco ball as she wore a silver mirrored mock neck dress with reflective gemstones inlaid in a nude mesh backdrop. She paired the glittering floor-length number with a light pink fluffy coat accented with sparkly bows, a rhinestone-encrusted clutch, a silver manicure, and sky-high silver platform heels.

Lopez, who wore her highlighted golden brown locks in a straight style during the Grammys show, pulled her hair up into a sleek ponytail with a black velvet ribbon for her post-event look. A pair of statement floral diamond earrings added some extra sparkle to the dramatic black winged eyeliner and frosty pink lips that she wore earlier that evening. 

The star appeared to hint at the inspiration behind her Barbie-coded look on Instagram, sharing some close-ups of her glam with Chappell Roan’s “Pink Pony Club” playing in the background. She simply captioned the Grammys carousel with a pink heart, a pink bow, and a star emoji.