Jennifer Lopez puts on a VERY leggy display in delicate blue jumpsuit

Jennifer Lopez put on a very leggy display as she worked a delicate lace blue jumpsuit for the February 2021 issue of Elle magazine.

Inside the pages of the magazine, which sees JLo appear on its two covers, the singing sensation elegantly crosses her legs whilst clad in a gloved ensemble with clear high heels.

The star, 51, tries out a number of glam looks, including a plunging pink gown and an arty pair of shorts.

No matter what she was wearing, Jennifer looked breathtaking in the high-fashion shoot.

The superstar posed by a forested canyon in a plunging white gown with a head full of luscious waves.

She wanders through the hillside in an elaborate floral print dress that skims the earth.

Inside the magazine, the style and entertainment icon discusses her new beauty line, JLo Beauty, current events, and her upcoming wedding to fiance Alex Rodriguez, which has already been postponed twice due to the pandemic.

‘We postponed the wedding twice. We had planned what we really, really wanted to do, [but] I don’t know if we’ll be able to re-create that,’ she told the magazine.

‘We canceled it, and since then we haven’t really talked about it. There’s no rush. We want to do it right when we can do it.’

In the meantime, the couple have been busy trying out the products from Jennifer’s new beauty line.

‘[Alex] tries everything. We did the mask together on the first night, and I filmed myself and it was just life-changing. I was like, My God, I feel like I have a baby face!’

‘He loves it, and now we’re always fighting for the mask since they’re not in full production. [These products] are for anybody who has skin, which is everyone,’ she added.

She also discussed getting politically active with her two children, 12-year-old twins Maximilian and Emme.

Over the summer, JLo made signs for a Black Lives Matter protest, and was urged by her son to use her platform to get the word out.   

‘He wanted me to make sure I realized that I had power and that I should use it, and I thought that was very insightful. It was one of those parenting moments when you’re like, Oh, maybe I’m raising a conscientious, kind, loving kid here,’ she said.  

‘I’m not used to being in big crowds like that, but it felt very empowering, and it was great to see so many young people out there, really young people. I don’t think it should ever be looked at as anything except trying to make things better, trying to make sure that people don’t get hurt, that people are treated fairly.’