Yay Or Nay: Jennifer Lopez In Dusty Blue Outfit And Makeup At Dolphins Game
By Phyllis on December 28th, 2009 |
Posted In: celebrity, celebrity fashion, celebrity makeup, jennifer lopez, yay or nay
Earlier today, Jennifer Lopez took things to the extreme by wearing a shirt, pants, shoes AND smoky eye makeup – all in the same dusty blue color – at the Miami Dolphins game.
I personally like the idea of matching your makeup with your outfit (plus her makeup here looks fantastic!) but pairing it with clothes and shoes in the exact same shade? That’s way too much for me! She would have looked *so* much better if she had kept the shirt and worn pants and shoes in a different color. What do you guys think?
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I was expecting something horrid when I saw the title (Form past posts about Lady Gaga and Leigton Meester…) but I think this outfit is alright. It’s not like she is matching a bright green dress with thick bright green smokey eyes.
Yay for the face, nay for the outfit.
Her makeup always look dewy~
I do match my makeup with my outfit, but if I ran out of ideas or just plain lazy, I’ll stick with brown tones
Horrible lol
It looks like she just came from the 90s. I think the whole matchy top and bottom (not to mention the flared bottoms) looks really old fashion! Her makeup is nice but I would love to see her rocking something other than bronzed glowy skin. Did anyone notice shes missing the right earring? lol
nay on the outfit! she wore that in a darker color circa 1999! it was the denim jumpsuit!
OMG she is missing an earring.
Nay on the outfit. Face is alright. She looks really dated.
I say she is stunningly beautiful always. Different strokes for different folks. Nit pickers! Why don’t we all wear the exact same thing in the same color of the majorities choice? Duh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jealous much???
nay.
Don’t know how you would split the pants and shirt up since she’s wearing a jumper which is the style this year! I think she looks flawless as usual and her makeup and very nicely done and understated.
I agree with Jenn.