She’s truly unstoppable.

Jennifer Lopez, 55, is continuing her high-style press tour for her latest film, “Unstoppable,” which is in theaters now and streaming Jan. 16 on Amazon Prime.

And her latest look, a leg-baring beige Chloé two-piece set, was a real fashion feat.

Hailing from the French fashion house’s spring 2025 collection, the boho-chic top boasts a square neckline and flowy ruffled sleeves.

For her “Unstoppable” press tour, Jennifer Lopez rocked a dramatic Chloé look.

She gave a flash of her famous behind on Instagram.

Lopez showed off her long, toned legs in the short look.
Meanwhile, the bubble hem bloomer shorts showed off the superstar’s long, toned legs.

Lopez accessorized the bold outfit with Christian Louboutin’s So Kate pumps in beige, silver hoops and chunky rings.

“Press Day for… UNSTOPPABLE | adjective,” Lopez captioned the playful pics. “unable to be stopped / An unstoppable force.”

Lopez seems to be in her Chloé era.

For the Toronto International Film Festival in Sept., Lopez wore a see-through dress from the luxury label.
“Unstoppable = JLo,” one person commented. A second added, “Miss UNSTOPPABLE 🔥” referring of course to the film, which was produced by Lopez’s estranged husband, Ben Affleck.

Lopez seems to be a fan of Chloé’s dreamy bohemian looks as of late, as she’s worn the luxury label for recent red carpet appearances, too.

In September, for the Toronto International Film Festival, the mother-of-two chose a nude see-through ruffled dress version of her leg-baring look — after she made her entrance at the film festival in a jaw-dropping Tamara Ralph mirrorball design that left little to the imagination.

Recently, Lopez shared a festive sparkly number on her Instagram page.
The body-hugging piece featured a revealing cutout.And, earlier this week, she rocked another eye-popping revenge dress for a festive night out.
The actress, who called it quits with Affleck in August after two years of marriage, stunned in a black sequin dress with a risqué cutout.

See? She can’t be stopped.