Jennifer Lopez Las Vegas Residency Outfits: Breaking Down the Looks

Jennifer Lopez‘s “Up All Night” Las Vegas residency officially kicked off on Tuesday, featuring the “Kiss of the Spider Woman” star performing her biggest hits at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace through March.

Lopez’s residency not only includes the singer performing live renditions of her most famous songs, but also a string of costumes that elevate her eclectic style. Merging Las Vegas glamour and sparkle with Lopez’s penchant for formfitting silhouettes and garments that move with her on stage, Lopez’s longtime styling team Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn curated Lopez’s Las Vegas residency wardrobe with dynamic colors and flair.

Among the highlights from her Las Vegas residency premiere performance, Lopez wore a purple, formfitting gown with a plunging neckline and coordinated opera gloves. The dress was completely embellished with shimmering sequins, adding a touch of Las Vegas sparkle to her look.

Also during her performance, Lopez turned to lingerie inspiration, wearing a baby pink lacy one-piece body suit with sheer paneling at the waist and delicately embroidered bustline. The look was paired with a set of lace-up shoes, adding a stark visual contrast.

Channeling the showmanship of the Las Vegas strip, Lopez also turned out her take on the classic tuxedo. A menswear staple, Lopez’s version featured a long-sleeve bodysuit with a white dress shirt element and bold red rosette appliqué.

Sparkling silver gemstones encrusted the entirety of the bodysuit, and the look was paired with a shimmering top hat to boot. As for glam during the show, Lopez wore her hair down in natural waves and her makeup featured her go-to nude lip with bold eyes.

Lopez’s “Up All Night” residency marks the singer’s second stint on the Las Vegas strip — she previously performed a 120-show $100 million-grossing residency, “All I Have,” back in 2018. The performance consists for four acts and features Lopez’s hits along with renditions of Broadway songs, including selections from “West Side Story” to “Let Me Entertain You” from “Gypsy.”