A Definitive Ranking of Jennifer Lopez's Best Sneaker Outfits

Fact: Jennifer Lopez has been a style icon for decades. Clearly, we love chronicling her most recent outfits here onBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing , but if you're familiar with my articles, you know I also delving into the fashion archives. When I decided to round up Jennifer Lopez's best sneaker outfits, I couldn't help but include some iconic looks from the 1990s and 2000s. Hello, crop tops and velour tracksuits.

As you might expect, Lopez is no one-trick pony when it comes to sneaker looks. She can pull off cargo pants, printed leggings, a beautiful camel coat, and a functional track jacket. Plus, her shoe collection ranges from affordable Nike versions to designer Alexander McQueen sneaks so you can't say she hasn't mastered the high-low mix. Scroll down to revisit Jennifer Lopez's best sneaker outfits of all time and shop the 2020 versions of each.

Best '90s Look 

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On Jennifer Lopez: Puma sneakers

Best 2000s Look 

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On Jennifer Lopez: Hermès bag

Coziest

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On Jennifer Lopez: Niyama Sol leggings

Best Ab Reveal

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On Jennifer Lopez: Niyama Sol leggings; Nike Air Presto Sneakers in White

Chicest

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On Jennifer Lopez: Alexander McQueen sneakers; Hermès bag

Most Relatable 

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On Jennifer Lopez: Niyama Sol leggings

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