Skinny VS Curvy

Here’s hot mom Jennifer Lopez in a shiny strapless minidress at a charity event 2 days ago, looking fit and curvy.

How do you like this dress on Jennifer’s figure?

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Jennifer Lopez showed up at World Music Awards 2010 in a low-cut, backless animal print dress… with a matched clutch and shiny bangles.

What do you think of this look? Are you a fan?

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“I was always very comfortable with who I was. Confident. I’ve never looked at myself [my body] in a negative way. Just like anybody I try to watch what I eat – there’s no big science to it, which is what sucks. One of the good tricks is to have a goal – for me it may be getting in shape for a video shoot. The other is portion control. I love to eat everything and you pretty much can – a little piece of something fattening is not going to kill you. It’s when you eat the whole box that it’s going to kill you. If you can learn to not eat till your stomach feels full and gross, then you can pretty much control your life in that area.”

… says Jennifer in Marie Claire.

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Jennifer Lopes was recently crowned as “Style Icon of the Decade” by Us Weekly, so let’s follow her looks this week: we’ve got boho chic, curve-hugging black and a bird’s nest do, all part of Jennifer’s look during her promotional duties.

Which look suits Jennifer best?

Jennifer Lopez has a little bit of something to share with you (from Us Weekly):

“I remember my flabby belly hanging out right after I gave birth. I kind of laughed and said to Marc, ‘Look, baby! Isn’t this crazy?’ I just didn’t care. I look back at pictures from that time, and I’m like ‘Oh, god, I was fat. I was still heavy eight months out!’”

“You get to the point where you’re like, Where am I? What happened to me? I got to get myself together for my kids, you know? They need to know what I really look like.”

“Before I was always able to fit into sample-size clothes from designers, and now they have to take them out just a bit…It’s no big deal.”

… says Jennifer.