As an actress and model, Jane has embodied diverse roles and styles while fearlessly experimenting with a range of haircuts and colors. Her journey from in front of the lens to behind the scenes as a makeup artist and hairstylist has enriched her understanding of style and beauty. Armed with this experience and coupled with a degree in journalism, Jane now thrives as a writer at Right Hairstyles. Outside of her editorial pursuits, Jane enjoys expressing her creativity through writing, makeup, fashion styling, and immersing herself in the worlds of cinema and literature.

Jennifer Lopez, aka J.Lo, Jenny from the Block (what do you want to call her?) has been a force to be reckoned with for two decades. From Fly Girl on In Living Color to her all-time high as one of pop culture’s most ubiquitous icons, Lopez has never let us down, whether it’s her bold fashion choices or, of course, her ever-changing hairstyles. Whether she’s gracing the red carpet or taking center stage, J.Lo’s hair has become a dynamic part of the changing landscapes of her career, as if it has a life of its own.

Before we get into all the glitz and glamour of her most famous hairstyles, take a moment to admire Jennifer’s hair in its natural state. Lopez was gifted with naturally thick, curly locks that scream volume. Since then, she’s continued to celebrate that texture in a variety of ways, from loose, bouncy curls to slicked-back buns that show off her natural beauty. For many of her fans, seeing J.Lo rock her curls is relatable and inspiring; it’s proof that embracing your natural hair is just as powerful as any styled look.

Okay, let’s take a trip back in time to one of the most iconic red carpet moments ever: the 2000 Grammy Awards. We all remember THE dress: that daring, plunging green Versace gown that took jaws of the world by storm. But what about that equally iconic hairstyle? J.Lo smartly opted to keep it simple with a half-up, half-down hairstyle that let the dress truly be the star. Understated but oh-so-elegant, soft waves cascaded down her back. It was all about balance; complementing the dress while making it sexy at the same time.