The multi-hyphenate first got her start in Hollywood as a Fly Girl on ‘In Living Color’ back in 1991

Jennifer Lopez. PHOTO: JEFFREY MAYER/WIREIMAGE

Jennifer Lopez truly embodies the essence of a multi-talented artist. From her early days as a Fly Girl on “In Living Color” to her current role as co-chair of the 2024 Met Gala, she has consistently dazzled audiences with her acting, singing, and dancing abilities. Whether gracing the silver screen, red carpets, or fashion shows worldwide, the legendary Bronx native continues to captivate with her presence.

Beyond her achievements in entertainment, Lopez is also a devoted mother to her two children, adding another layer to her inspiring journey.

As she prepares for the release of her new album and film, “This Is Me … Now,” scheduled for Feb. 16 on Prime Video, let’s take a glamorous trip down memory lane with some of Jennifer Lopez’s most iconic throwback photos.

Early Days

Jennifer Lopez and some Fly Girls.RON GALELLA, LTD./RON GALELLA COLLECTION/GETTY

Jennifer Lopez famously got her start as one of the Fly Girls on In Living Color. Above, she is pictured with some fellow Fly Girls at the Shauna Stein Fashion Show in Beverly Hills in 1992.

Way Back When

Jennifer Lopez.RON DAVIS/GETTY

Even long before her name was known worldwide and top designers wanted her in their garments, clearly, the Bronx native had a solid sense of style.

Curly Hair, Don’t Care

Jennifer Lopez.RON DAVIS/GETTY

A baby-faced Jenny from the block attends the Mi Vida Loca Hollywood premiere in 1994.

Taking a Break

Jennifer Lopez in New York. JAMES DEVANEY/WIREIMAGE

Remember flip phones? The actress was pictured taking a call while on break from filming Maid in Manhattan back in 2002.

Happy Birthday!

Jennifer Lopez 32nd Birthday.JAMES DEVANEY/WIREIMAGE

The actress also celebrated her 32nd birthday while on set of the film.

Feelin’ Southern

Jennifer Lopez.JEFFREY MAYER/WIREIMAGE

The New York native got a little experimental and channeled her inner ’90s cowgirl.

Staying Chic

Jennifer Lopez.JIM SMEAL/RON GALELLA COLLECTION/GETTY

Lopez kept her look simple in a grey dress, accented by silver shoes and a matching purse.

Shining Star

Jennifer Lopez at the ‘Selena’ premiere.BARRY KING/WIREIMAGE

The “Waiting for Tonight” singer showed up looking like the lead actress she is while attending the premiere of Selena in 1997.

The Dress Seen Around the World

Jennifer Lopez at the Grammys. SCOTT GRIES/IMAGEDIRECT

We cannot have a gallery of Jennifer Lopez’s most fabulous moments without paying homage to the dress that gave us Google Images.

Hit Collaborators

Jennifer Lopez and Ja Rule.KEVIN KANE/WIREIMAGE

J.Lo and Ja Rule showcased their ripped bods while performing at the 2001 MTV Video Music Awards.

Friends For Life

Leah Remini and Jennifer Lopez.JON KOPALOFF/FILMMAGIC

It’s heartwarming to see Jennifer Lopez and Leah Remini sharing such a genuine moment of laughter on the red carpet at the American Latino Media Awards in 2006. Their friendship shines through, reflecting not only their bond as colleagues but also as close friends. Their camaraderie adds an extra layer of warmth and authenticity to their already remarkable personalities.

Keep It Pushing

Jennifer Lopez performs at The American Airlines Arena.LARRY MARANO/GETTY

Jennifer Lopez’s dedication to her craft is truly inspiring. Even during her pregnancy, she continued to deliver mesmerizing performances, as evidenced by her unforgettable show at the American Airlines Arena in 2007. Her commitment to her career and her ability to balance motherhood with her professional endeavors exemplify her strength and determination. Welcoming twins Max and Emme in 2008 was undoubtedly a milestone in her life, and it’s incredible to see how she has embraced both her role as a mother and her career with such grace and resilience.

Surprise, Surprise!

Jennifer Lopez and Tom Cruise.KEVIN MAZUR/WIREIMAGE

For her performance at the 2010 MTV Movie Awards, Lopez joined forces with Tom Cruise (as his Tropic Thunder character Les Goodman) and brought the house down with a performance of “Get Right” and Ludacris’ “Get Back.”