At 42 years old, we have to admit, Jennifer Lopez is still rocking one of the hottest bodies in Tinsel Town, and she's not afraid to show it off either. The latest ad for her fragrance, Glowing, shows the singer completely nude, with only her extremities covering her private parts, leaving little to the imagination.
The daring diva says the new scent is a "clean fragrance." It's a follow up to her first perfume, Glow, and this one is said to be an evolution of her first but more of a "woodsy scent," and she stated that it's "earthy, clean and real, kind of New York-y, darker and sexier."
If there is one word that could be used to describe the "American Idol" judge it's definitely sexy, and there have been more than a few moments in the history of her career in which she's been rather bold, exposing nearly all of her skin for everyone to see.
Do you remember her extremely daring Versace gown that she wore to the Grammys in 2000? Lopez walked the red carpet in a dress that opened all the way to her belly button, exposing nearly everything she had. She didn't win an award that night, but we doubt many remember who did. What is most memorable was her adventurous attire.
Last fall at the American Music Awards, the "Monster-in-Law" actress wore a glittery flesh colored body suit with glitter placed in strategic areas so as not to expose too much, but many called both her act and her outfit "raunchy," and said that she'd crossed the line with her shocking attire.
Grammy Award-winner John Legend remarked, "That had to be the most shameless thing I've ever seen in a performance. I was genuinely shocked."
J.Lo's lewd performance included grinding against rapper Pitbull, and the Los Angeles Times wrote "Jennifer Lopez gave what will surely be the most cringe-inducing, embarrassing performance of the night."
In 2009, the soon-to-be-divorced star wore a skin-tight bodysuit on "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve." Host Ryan Seacrest commented it "made my year."
One thing is for sure, Lopez isn't afraid of what anyone thinks about her, and we have to admit she still looks stunning. Should she continue to flaunt it while she's got it? What do you think?
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