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Jennifer Lopez was seen on a leisurely outing with her manager Benny Medina on the renowned island of Capri. During her shopping excursion in Capri, Italy, the 54-year-old celebrity donned a black bikini top, which she elegantly combined with a beige cardigan. She completed her look with loose cream pants adorned with floral patterns, all while exploring the village on the island alongside manager Benny Medina and friend Ana Carballosa. Her ensemble showcased her well-toned abs, and she maintained a somewhat discreet appearance by wearing a beige hat and oversized black sunglasses. Jennifer finished off her attire with sandals and a large straw tote as she visited various upscale stores in the vicinity.
Having arrived in Italy a few days prior, the singer behind "This Is Me…Now" was previously seen relaxing on a yacht, wearing a white bikini for a Delola-related photoshoot. Jennifer Lopez introduced her inaugural line of alcoholic beverages in April, inspired by the lifestyle of the Italian riviera. In an Instagram video during the launch, she expressed her affinity for the Italian way of life, stating, "I love the lifestyle…there’s just something about it that speaks to me."
For her recent photo session with Canadian photographer Greg Swales, Jennifer appeared completely at ease while sunbathing beside two bottles of Delola on ice, declaring that she was "back in my element." True to her signature style, she once again donned her favorite hexagon-shaped wire sunglasses, exuding a carefree demeanor for the camera.
Reflecting on her brand's inception, Jennifer shared with People magazine, "I love to entertain. I love throwing parties at my house. I’m always the first one on the dance floor at all of the industry events and at times, on vacation, dancing on the table. That is kind of who Lola is." Currently, Delola offers three flavors with low alcohol content: Paloma Rosa, Bella Berry, and L’Orange. Serving is hassle-free, simply requiring a glass of ice, as highlighted on their social media channels.
