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Look: Jennifer Lopez, Brett Goldstein Step Out at 'Office Romance' Premiere
Jennifer Lopez wore feathery, lightened brows and an embellished gown as she promoted her new romantic comedy with Brett Goldstein.
- On May 26, Jennifer Lopez stepped onto the red carpet at the Office Romance premiere with feathery brows almost completely faded, a dramatic departure from her signature immaculately groomed arches.
- Lopez's brow evolution spans 30 years, from darkened arches in her 1997 Selena Quintanilla role to slimmer versions in the early aughts, with her recent goth-inspired look in Kiss of the Spider Woman possibly influencing the experimental choice.
- The lightening appears achieved through glue, concealer, and powder—a classic stage makeup technique—rather than bleaching, unlike celebrities such as Jenna Ortega, Miley Cyrus, and Michelle Yeoh who have permanently altered their brows.
- Makeup artist Ernesto Casillas completed the look with a sweeping black 2004 Atelier Versace gown from vintage dealer Lily et Cie, affirming Lopez's enduring relationship with Donatella Versace and the fashion house.
- Office Romance arrives on Netflix June 5, while Lopez's Nuyorican Productions partnership since 2021 continues producing films including Mother, Atlas, Happy Place, and an Isabella Maldonado adaptation, ensuring continued red-carpet moments.
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