Jennifer Lopez's Butt Cleavage Is Weirdly Classy
Lopez was photographed backstage in the black sequin one-piece, which looked relatively standard from the front: a triangular halter top and wide-leg pants, a silhouette that's become a signature for the 'Let's Get Loud' singer. But once she turned to the side? It was full peach emoji energy. The back plunged so low it nearly revealed her entire backside, stopping just above the curve of her cheeks.
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She styled the too-hot-to-handle look with a bone-straight blowout featuring bright highlights and a crisp middle part. The rest of her glam was signature J.Lo: arched brows, wispy lashes, glowy highlighter, and a soft, glossy pout.
Though her other outfits varied in cut and vibe, one theme ran through them all: skin. She arrived in a plunging, sand-colored Defaïence gown with toga-like draping and dramatic trains. Later, she sparkled in a crystal-covered Bronx and Banco mini featuring a T-shaped bodice and tassel hem, and she took the stage in a romantic Miss Sohee design paired with a billowing cape adorned in oversized floral appliqués.
Speaking to People about her wardrobe for the night, Lopez said the looks came together at the last minute. 'We started doing our fittings just yesterday and there's so many things to choose from,' she said. For her, dressing is more about intuition than rules. 'For me, my feelings change from month to month, like, 'Who do I want to be today?' because I feel like there's so many different sides to who I am fashion-wise.'
The 2025 AMAs aired Monday, May 26. Billie Eilish was the night's biggest winner, sweeping all seven of her nominations, including Artist of the Year and Album of the Year.
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