Jennifer Lopez dazzled at the Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards where she was in attendance after receiving rave reviews for her electrifying performance in the beloved movie Hustlers. The 50-year-old actress looked as glamorous as ever alongside other winners who were recognized by the esteemed association. This is the highest praise Jennifer has received in 20 years, solidifying her status as one of Hollywood’s greatest stars.

Jennifer Lopez, who is already a winner at the age of 50, made heads turn with her stunning appearance at the Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards on Saturday night. The famous singer and actress looked like a vision in her pale cyan dress as she graced the red carpet. The dress had a plunging neckline that extended till her navel, giving her cleavage an impeccable showcase. To accentuate her hourglass figure, she wore a matching belt that enhanced her curvy silhouette. Jennifer’s hair was styled in a tight bun with a few curled strands that framed her gorgeously made-up face with smoky eyes. She completed her look with a dazzling gold clutch that added just the right amount of bling to her ensemble.

Jennifer looked stunning in her light blue gown as she walked the red carpet, leaving all traces of sadness behind.

Unveiling: Her attire flowed effortlessly and boasted a plunging neck-line that descended all the way to her belly button, flaunting her bosom.

She accentuated her stunning figure with a wide matching belt while wearing a dress that had puffy sleeves.

Without any complications, the star of Out Of Sight who stands at 5ft5in had her hair that appeared wet tied up tightly in a bun. There were also some curled strands left out to frame her perfectly made-up face and smoky eyes.

Sparkler: To complete her outfit, Jennifer opted for a stunning gold clutch. The talented actress was previously honored with LAFCA’s Best Supporting Actress award for her exceptional performance in the hit movie Hustlers. In the film, she portrayed the character of Ramona Vega, a seasoned stripper navigating through the challenges posed by the 2008 financial crisis. Together with her protegee, Destiny (played by Constance Wu of Crazy Rich Asians fame), Ramona devises a scheme to drug their affluent clients and rack up hefty bills on their credit cards. Director and occasional actress Lorene Scafaria also joined Jennifer at the event. Lorene looked effortlessly chic in a sheer black dress adorned with dots and a timeless pair of black heels.

Jennifer was recognized with LAFCA’s prestigious Best Supporting Actress accolade for her portrayal of Ramona Vega, a seasoned stripper navigating through the economic turmoil of 2008 in the film Hustlers.

During the event, Jennifer was accompanied by Lorene Scafaria, the director of Hustlers and an occasional actress. Lorene wore a beautiful sheer black dress with dots and paired it with classic black heels. The much-awaited Best Picture award was taken home by the South Korean black comedy Parasite. The movie revolves around a poor family seeking wealth by infiltrating into the home of a wealthy family but ends up discovering more than just riches. Bong Joon-ho, the director of Snowpiercer and Okja, received the Best Director award while Song Kang-ho, the legendary Korean actor, won the Best Supporting Actor prize in an unexpected triumph over The Irishman’s runner-up, Joe Pesci. Bong donned his usual charcoal scarf wrapped around his neck and wore a simple black suit and shirt. Song looked dashing in a silky black tuxedo with diamond patterns. Lee Jung-eun, who portrayed the wealthy family’s housekeeper, stood out with her royal blue double-breasted tux.

King of the hill: Parasite, a witty black comedy from South Korea, emerged as the ultimate champion of the night and secured the prestigious title of Best Picture.

The winners and attendees of the film event were dressed to impress. Best Director winner Bong Joon-ho sported a charcoal scarf with his black suit, while Best Supporting Actor winner Song Kang-ho turned heads in a diamond-patterned tuxedo. Co-star Lee Jung-eun also made a statement in a striking blue double-breasted tuxedo. Legendary film critic and historian Leonard Maltin was present and looked festive in a black pinstripe suit with a red shirt. Jimmie Fails, known for his performance in The Last Black Man In San Francisco, looked dapper in a classic black tuxedo paired with Gucci tennis shoes and a white V-neck shirt. Mary Kay Place, winner of Best Actress for her role in Diane, looked elegant in a short black dress with white dots. Celine Sciamma and cinematographer Claire Mathon were both acknowledged for their work on the critically acclaimed film Portrait Of A Lady On Fire. Sciamma rocked a navy double-breasted suit while Mathon donned a tux jacket over her black dress as the recipient of the Best Cinematography prize for both Portrait and the Netflix film Atlantics.

No film event is complete without the presence of the iconic film critic and historian, Leonard Maltin. He added spark to the occasion by dressing up in a stylish black pinstripe suit, paired with a vibrant red shirt.

Up-and-coming actor, Jimmie Fails, impressed critics with his acting skills in The Last Black Man In San Francisco while also co-authoring the story. His fashion sense was on point as he chose to wear a tuxedo and white Gucci sneakers during the event.

Surprisingly, Mary Kay Place won the Best Actress award for her highly-praised drama film, Diane, at The Big Chill. She appeared classy in a short black dress with white polka dots.

The French film industry was well-represented by director Celine Sciamma and cinematographer Claire Mathon at the event, showcasing their work on the movie “Portrait Of A Lady On Fire”. Sciamma looked sharp in a navy double-breasted suit, while Mathon opted for a classy look with a black dress paired with a tuxedo jacket.

J-Lo hit the Miami gym before heading to the West Coast event, flaunting her fit physique. She donned a camouflage jacket and leggings, with a white shirt tied at the waist, showcasing her toned abs.