Jennifer Lopez looks 70s chic in bell-bottom denim as she arrives at JFK airport

Jennifer Lopez turned heads in New York City on Monday, looking like she had just stepped off the runway in an ultra-chic ensemble.

The 55-year-old On The Floor hitmaker, who recently urged voters to give presidential nominee Kamala Harris a Hollywood ending , was spotted arriving at JFK airport in a stylish white trench coat paired with a coordinating top and denim pants.

Channeling a 70s vibe with her bell-bottom jeans, the superstar exuded the essence of a fashionable movie star as she navigated the bustling terminal.

She completed her striking look with a baby blue beanie and a luxurious handbag, flashing her trademark megawatt smile.

The outing comes a day after JLo's sister Lynda Lopez visited Ben Affleck 's daughter Violet at Yale University.

Over the weekend, Lynda shared a heartwarming photo with Violet, 18, who has recently embarked on her journey as a freshman at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut , this September.

It's fascinating to witness JLo's sister bonding with the daughter of Jennifer's ex-husband Ben , hinting that the families of the former couple have maintained a close connection.

Jennifer officially filed for divorce from Ben on August 20, coinciding with their two-year wedding anniversary, marking a significant turning point in their relationship .

The actress was stepmother to Ben and Jennifer Garner's kids Violet, Finn, 15, and 12-year-old Samuel.

She also shares 16-year-old twins Max and Emme with ex-husband Marc Anthony.

Jennifer and Ben appear to be on amicable terms, having been spotted enjoying lunch with their children at the Beverly Hills Hotel just a month ago.

Lopez is also starring in Affleck's upcoming film Unstoppable, where she plays the mother of a one-legged wrestler, and early reviews are praising her performance.

Lopez's recent outing in New York City follows her endorsement of vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris, where she joined the Democrat at a rally in Las Vegas.

On Thursday, the New York native energized the crowd with a performance and an emotional speech, encouraging first-time voters and meaningful political dialogue.

In response to comedian Tony Hinchcliffe's derogatory remark about Puerto Rico, Lopez voiced her solidarity with her fellow Puerto Ricans.

The comment sparked backlash, prompting several high-profile celebrities of Puerto Rican heritage to respond.

Pop stars Bad Bunny and Ricky Martin publicly backed the Democratic ticket, while reggaeton singer Nicky Jam rescinded his endorsement of former President Trump in light of the anti-Puerto Rican joke made at his Madison Square Garden rally.

'I'm so excited to be here in Nevada campaigning with VP Kamala Harris,' the Hustlers star said in a clip of her presentation.

'Our very futures are on the line in this election. So, come on everybody... let's get loud,' referencing her 1999 hit.

After the rally, she took to her Instagram to share photos of herself with Harris.

'Honored to stand with Let's continue to lift each other up and keep pushing for a future where every voice is heard!' she wrote to her audience of 250M.

Harris added to the caption of the joint post, 'Listen to Your vote is your voice. Let's get loud.'

Shortly after the presidential debate on October 1, pop superstar Taylor Swift expressed her support for former Senator Harris on Instagram.

Nine-time GRAMMY winner Billie Eilish, along with her brother Finneas, also took to X to endorse the Harris-Walz ticket.

The list of celebrity endorsements continues to grow, featuring notable names like Harrison Ford, Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez, Ariana Grande, Charli XCX, Bill Nye, Jamie Lee Curtis, Demi Lovato, Anne Hathaway, Cardi B, Ben Stiller, Bruce Springsteen, and Barbra Streisand, among others.