Jennifer Lopez stuns at NBC Winter Press Tour

Jennifer Lopez wore a white bow around her neck and showed her legs in a miniskirt on Wednesday at the NBC Winter Press Tour in Pasadena, California.
The 47-year-old actress stood out in the short-sleeved silky white blouse that featured the large dangling bow tie.
The pop star contrasted her top with a short black leather miniskirt that included multiple buckles on the left side.

Lopez completed her ensemble with silver collar stiletto Louboutin heels.
The Selena star accessorised with studded earrings, multiple bracelets and several rings.

Lopez had her brown hair gathered in a ponytail and accentuated her natural beauty with dark smoky eye makeup.
She attended the Television Critics Association event at the Langham Huntington Hotel to promote her NBC crime drama Shades Of Blue.

Lopez's co-star Ray Liotta, 62, also was on hand to promote the show and he looked dapper in a black shirt, black suit and matching shoes.
Liotta, Lopez and executive producer Jack Orman took part in a panel discussion at the event.
The TCA Winter Press Tour started on January 5 with DirecTV panels and included presentations by Hulu, The CW, CBS/Showtime, Disney/ABC, Fox, FX and PBS.

It was concluding on Wednesday with NBC.
NBC renewed Shades Of Blue in February 2016 for a 13-episode season.
Shades Of Blue will return for its second season on NBC on March 5.

Lopez also discussed her upcoming live production of Bye Bye Birdie on NBC.
She'll be starring as Rose in a role made famous by 83-year-old Chita Rivera in the 1960 original Broadway production.
The story was somewhat 'watered down' in the 1963 movie in which Janet Leigh played the role originated by Rivera , Lopez told the TV critics.

In the play, Rivera's Rose encounters resistance from her boyfriend's mother because she doesn't want her son marrying someone with Puerto Rican roots, Lopez said.
Bye Bye Birdie Live! will air live on NBC in December and is the latest in what has become an annual live-musical holiday tradition for the network with last December's "Hairspray Live!" the most recent production.
Birdie is an homage to circa-1950s rock 'n' roll mania and centers on the character Conrad Birdie, who is reminiscent of a young Elvis Presley. He was played on stage by Dick Gautier, who died last week at age 85.