Watch Jennifer Lopez Get “On the Floor” Again in Stunning Cut-Out Bodysuit

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15 years after Jennifer Lopez released "On the Floor," the dance track rejoined the Billboard charts. Its revival is all thanks to Prime Video's Off Campus—and actor Mika Abdalla's recreation of J.Lo's 2000 Grammys gown. On June 11, Lopez performed the song in the ultimate cut-out bodysuit, passing the Versace baton to Abdalla's character, Allie.

Two days after the A-lister arrived in Paris, she finally revealed the reason behind her visit. She was David Guetta's surprise guest at the opening night of his new tour, The Ultimate Monolith Show. The two performed their new song, "Save Me Tonight," together, but she didn't leave center stage right away.

Guetta and Lopez blessed Off Campus fans with a live performance of "On the Floor," Lopez's first since the Up All Night Tour last August. After weeks of anti-naked dresses on the Office Romance press tour, stylists Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn awoke Lopez's pop star side in a barely-there bodysuit.

Jennifer Lopez styled a cut-out bodysuit from TTSWTRS for her surprise "On the Floor" performance. | Credit: Courtesy of TTSWTRS

Lopez's music career demonstrates she knows her way around a unitard. The one-piece must be skintight, supportive, and sultry in some way. The $285 TIME Bodysuit from Ukrainian fashion brand TTSWTRS checked all of her boxes, and then some. No wonder the silhouette looked so show-ready—it was designed by the brand's creative director, Anna Osmekhina, a former costume designer.

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Believe it or not, the bodysuit wasn't custom. | Credit: Courtesy of TTSWTRS

What started as a simple black one-piece became surprisingly anatomical. TTSWTRS printed a turquoise, almost iridescent gridlock onto one side of the style. It mirrored the look of a CT scan atop her torso, shoulder strap, and back. Once the web withered away, the bodysuit's racerback and high neckline remained black. Cut-outs atop her chest and collarbone were supersized compared to the back's teeny-tiny slits and thong.

The matching, $190 Time Jacket didn't join Lopez during her two-song show. She needed as much range of motion to dominate the Stade de France's enormous stage. The moto jacket's glossy, lacquer leather would've shined under the stadium's spotlights, though. Zoom in, and you'll see the bodysuit's turquoise-tinted X-ray along jacket's sleeves, zip-up closure, and back.

It's been a minute since Lopez picked up a microphone and sang her greatest hits—almost seven months, to be exact. But you wouldn't know it. The cut-out bodysuit is so on-brand for her pop star persona. Late last year, she changed one bedazzled unitard for another at her Las Vegas residency.

On the off-chance Lopez's costumes were completely opaque, she made them risqué with plunge necklines or high hip hemlines. See the "Waiting For Tonight" singer's bodysuit at the Elie Saab runway show in 2024, for proof.

Should Allie want to channel J.Lo again in Off Campus Season 2, it's best the character starts with a bold bodysuit.

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My list of must-try jean trends for 2026 is growing; it currently includes all the silhouettes one denim expert revealed to me as the must-watch of the year (save for baggy jeans, because I’ve been wearing those for years). That said, one style that didn’t land on said aforementioned list, but is clearly due for big, big things this year, is flare jeans. With a growing list of celebrity fans that includes Meghan Markle, Jennifer Lopez, Reese Witherspoon, Cindy Crawford, Kendrick Lamar (you know that moment), and, of course, Amal Clooney, there’s no denying the retro denim style that was popular in the early aughts is back—and bigger than ever.

The fact that Clooney wore flared jeans is noteworthy in and of itself. The human rights lawyer is known for her refined dressing approach, regularly opting for billowy trousers, trendy boho blouses, and comfy sweater dresses—all staples that read elegant and timeless. So, when I spotted her earlier this year in the laid-back blues while out to dinner with hubby George Clooney, I knew I had to write about it. Of course, the fact that she wore flare jeans, the style countless celebs have worn the last few weeks, is noteworthy, too, as it further cements the style’s ‘It’ status for 2026. 

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Clooney opted for a pair of medium-wash jeans with subtle fading (another Y2K reference, IMO). Her blues had an ultra-high waist—so high, in fact, that they appeared to hit at the ribcage. It’s the complete opposite of the controversial low-rise denim, so it’s a possible sign that the high-high waist is coming back, too. Not to mention, Clooney’s jeans had a slightly oversized fit from the thighs to the ankles, but it’s that flared hem that has all my attention; it’s taking me back to my middle school days when I’d wear my True Religion flares every single day. (No joke.)

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It’s undeniable that Clooney’s jeans have that nostalgic flair (ahem, flare, wink, wink), but it’s also undeniable that celebs are clamoring to the style because it’s incredibly flattering. The blues basically act like an optical illusion, making legs look super long, especially when paired with a style that has an extra-long hemline and sky-high platforms á la Lopez; the singer is 5-feet-5-inches, but don’t you agree with me that she looks way taller in these jeans? Yeah, that’s thanks to the flares. The flare hem and longer inseams help create the look of legs for days, but add in a high-waisted cut, platform heels, and a crop top, and you’ll fool people into thinking you’re inches taller. 

Leg-elongating factor aside, there’s no denying that flares are fun and nostalgia-inducing—and that’s exactly what I need right now. So, shop some more fun, funky flares from Frame, NYDJ, and Mavi below.

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