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Casper Smart Outshines Jennifer Lopez In NYC

By | Published on February 2, 2012
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Jennifer Lopez was spotted sharp as a pin yesterday arm and arm with boyfriend Casper Smart. Less than 24 hours later JLo emerged in a disastrous travel outfit heading out of New York City.

Yesterday we guessed Jennifer was styling Casper Smart giving his well put together scarf, matching leather jacket and shoes but this morning Lopez allowed her style instinct to slip. Too many things happening at once between the checkered pants, fur stole and plaid scarf – no, no and no. The shoes were indeed fabulous. During an interview with Fox 5 NY earlier in the week to promote her talent competition Q’Viva!, Jennifer was ask to chose her between her three favorite fashion pieces

“I would say black over-the-knee boots, black leggings and some kind of amazing jacket and I am not going to choose one, I just can’t.”

It’s no secret the woman has style and JLo dazzled during an Oregon stop of American Idol which aired last evening where she advised Idol hopeful Britnee Kellogg to keep her family close and pursue her dreams.

“You don’t leave your kids. See, your kids are right here, my kids are right out there. You have to be happy so they are happy. It takes a village to raise babies. My mom is here with me too. When you have dreams you make them happen and they’re only better for it.”

Jennifer is catching enough slack for dating 24-year old Casper, upgrading him with luxury vehicles, a monthly allowance and now a new wardrobe! What do you think of Jennifer and Casper Smart together?

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