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Jennifer Lopez traded her daring silver “revenge dress” for a more delicate look at the Toronto International Film Festival on Saturday.
The "On the Floor" singer wore a blush-colored ruffled Chloé dress for the Road to the Golden Globes Party held at the Four Seasons Hotel in Ontario.
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She paired the outfit with slouchy leather boots in a matching muted tone, along with Sabyasachi jewelry and a Tyler Ellis clutch.
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The 55-year-old appeared somber while posing on the red carpet but seemed to brighten up as she mingled with other guests inside the event.
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At the TIFF premiere of her film Unstoppable on Friday, Lopez wowed in a striking silver Tamara Ralph gown that accentuated her famous figure.
The bold design featured fully open sides, held together by black velvet bows.
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The "Jenny From the Block" star completed the look with metallic platform heels, Hassanzadeh diamonds, and a Judith Leiber clutch.
Her solo red carpet appearance marked her first public event since filing for divorce from Ben Affleck on Aug. 20.
Affleck, who produced the film, did not attend the premiere, as Page Six previously confirmed.
Instead, Affleck was seen walking with a friend to his office in Los Angeles on Friday.
His longtime friend Matt Damon, who also co-produced the movie, was at the screening with his wife, Luciana.
An eyewitness told People that Damon and Lopez had a “long” and “deep conversation” lasting about 20 minutes during the afterparty at the EPOCH Bar & Kitchen Terrace at The Ritz-Carlton.
The source mentioned they even held hands while talking.
During the event, Lopez hinted at being a “bad picker” of men while chatting with her co-star Bobby Cannavale.
Lopez married Affleck in 2022, but she had previously been married to Ojani Noa from 1997 to 1998, Cris Judd from 2001 to 2003, and Marc Anthony from 2004 to 2014.
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