Jennifer Lopez Toasts the 2025 Oscars in a Champagne Tom Ford Gown and Luxurious Fur Coat

Having recently returned from Abu Dhabi—where she performed to a sold-out crowd while wearing a skintight, semi-sheer catsuit— Jennifer Lopez was photographed attending The CAA Pre-Oscar Party in Los Angeles on Friday, Feb, 28. For the prestigious occasion, which took place at The Living Room, Lopez wore a shimmering, champagne sweater dress, and carried an exquisite beaded clutch.

Lopez's open-back knitted maxi dress is by Tom Ford, and its glittering gold thread detailing makes it the perfect pick for Oscar season. If anything, the Marry Me star appeared to be channeling the famous Oscar statuette. Lopez wore her long hair straight, with some subtle waves at the ends, which accentuated her blonde highlights. Her beaded box clutch was adorned with sparkling beads and crystals in nude shades, perfectly in keeping with her outfit.

Lopez mingled with a plethora of celebrities at the event, including Monster-in-Law costar and longtime friend Jane Fonda.

Later in the night, Lopez was seen slipping on a luxurious fur coat—which appeared pink-hued in some lights—before leaving the party.

As 2024 ended and 2025 began, Lopez—who is styled by Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn—was dressing for a multitude of important red carpet appearances. For instance, the multi-hyphenate proved she's a professional at method dressing by wearing a dress covered in crystal webs to promote Kiss of the Spider Woman in January. And at an after-party for the film's premiere, Lopez wore a translucent Zuhair Murad catsuit, which was also covered in crystal spider webs.

The singer's most recent appearance is also reminiscent of many of the party outfits she's pulled in recent months. Earlier this year, Lopez wore a pink, yeti-style Milkwhite fur coat with a $3,580 crystal-covered gown from New Arrivals to attend a Grammys after-party. She also selected a backless LaPointe dress with a plunging neckline, which she paired with a $25 million diamond necklace from Harry Kotlar, for the Pre-Grammy Gala.