Jennifer Lopez debuts head-turning optical illusion gown at 'Office Romance' world premiere

Jennifer Lopez created the jaw-dropping look by donning a black strapless gown with a plunging neckline, risky cut-outs, and a gigantic sweeping train. The outfit made head turns as she posed for photographers because of its cutout top, which gave off the illusion of a sheer dress, purposefully made to create an optical illusion.

The bust of Lopez’s head-turning cutout top was made from a fabric that closely matched her skin tone, creating a striking illusion effect. The daring detail added a dramatic edge to her otherwise elegant couture look, instantly drawing attention on the red carpet.

Not only was Jennifer Lopez’s dress a visual showstopper, but her glamorous look perfectly complemented the ensemble as well. The A-lister styled her hair sleek and straight with a sharp middle parting, adding to the sophistication of the appearance. Keeping the focus firmly on the statement gown, Lopez opted for soft, bronzed makeup and accessorized her look with minimal diamond jewelry.

Lopez was all smiles while posing with her co-star Brett Goldstein. The latter Goldstein looked dapper in a white blazer as the pair's on-screen as well as real-life chemistry continued to create buzz. A source has recently clarified to the media that "Jennifer and Brett are not dating or romantically involved at all. They think it’s actually really funny that people are suggesting they are [dating], and they’re going with it because they’re both really excited for 'Office Romance' to come out."

The On the Floor hitmaker also posed alongside the cast of 'Office Romance,' including Jodie Whittaker, Betty Gilpin, Edward James Olmos, Brett Goldstein, Amy Sedaris and Tony Hale, as well as director Ol Parker. Before the May 26 premiere, Lopez revealed why she took up the role in the Netflix movie. "It is a com rom! It’s a classic romance, with modern, edgier humor," she shared, before noting that the film was "a new kind of romantic comedy that really speaks to the times."