Jennifer Lopez Is Fabulous in Sparkly Figure-Hugging Red Dress While Filming 'Marry Me'

Jennifer Lopez was photographed displaying her renowned curves in a red bodycon dress while filming her upcoming romantic comedy "Marry Me" in Manhattan.

Recently, Lopez, 50, was spotted shooting with "Game of Thrones" star John Bradley near NBC Studios, as reported by Daily Mail.

"A pop superstar is jilted by her rock-star fiancé moments before their wedding at Madison Square Garden..."

The multi-talented artist was breathtaking in a figure-hugging red midi-dress. She boosted her height in a pair of red heels and opted for minimal makeup.

Meanwhile, Bradley put on a smart display in a slick navy suit.

As per IMDB, the premise for the new flick "Marry Me" reads: "A pop superstar is jilted by her rock-star fiancé moments before their wedding at Madison Square Garden, so she marries a random guy from the crowd instead."

The upcoming movie also stars Owen Wilson, Sarah Silverman, and Latin music legend Maluma.

Lopez is currently enjoying the success of her hit film "Hustlers," which is holding steady at 88 percent on Rotten Tomatoes. Her name likewise circulated as a potential Oscar contender.

A month ago, the mom-of-two launched her new fragrance, Promise, at a pop-up shop in New York City, PEOPLE reported.

Lopez was spotted donning a white, plunge neck blazer and skirt combo, matched with an enormous, white grommet belt. She amped up her outfit with a pair of pointed, white pumps, which coordinated her belt with a grommet ankle strap.

The award-winning singer accessorized herself with two diamond bracelets and rings.

Her blonde hair was blown-out at shoulder length, and she enhanced her beauty with a light face of makeup.

Lopez is currently in a relationship with former baseball pro, Alex Rodriguez, 44. The couple, who started dating in February 2017, announced their engagement in March 2019.

Lopez and Rodriguez couldn't help but show off J-Lo's diamond engagement ring. As per the gems master, the ring is "estimated at around $1.4 million."