J.Lo Wore This Controversial Skinny-Leg Trend on New Year's Eve

True to form, Jennifer Lopez's New Year's Eve outfit didn't disappoint. While celebrating with friends and family, Lopez donned a somewhat controversial new trend already endorsed by the likes of Emily Ratajkowski and the Kardashians: the skinny-leg jumpsuit.

While activewear jumpsuits are becoming commonplace, skinny-leg jumpsuits are slowly making their way into formalwear. Unlike their '70s-inspired counterparts, which feature wide, billowy pant legs that can easily moonlight as dresses, skinny-leg jumpsuits mimic the silhouette of skinny or straight-leg jeans and feel distinctly sleeker and more modern. 

Of course, skinny-leg jumpsuits are incredibly figure-flattering and can thus feel a bit risqué, depending on the exact style. You can opt for a skin-tight catsuit style or a more casual straight-cut pant leg. Unsurprisingly, J.Lo pulled off the look flawlessly, pairing her minimalistic halter-style Tom Ford jumpsuit with gold Versace earrings, crystal peep-toe platform pumps, and a subtle black headband.

Check out J.Lo's daring New Year's Eve look, and shop the trend below.

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(Image credit: @jlo)

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(Image credit: @jlo)

On Jennifer Lopez: Tom Ford Halterneck Jersey Jumpsuit ($3450) and Crystal Peep Toe Platform Pump ($4960); Established Jewelry Bad Ring ($3300); Versace Tribute Medusa Stud Earrings ($300)

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