Arriving in style for the photocall of her movie “Unstoppable,” Hollywood star Jennifer Lopez had all eyes on her in London on November 7. Although the “Get Right” musician looked chic in striking pieces from a world-renowned fashion house, not all social media users were pleased with her look.

For the industry affair, Lopez donned a black polo neck, which she covered with a cozy-looking white coat that was buttoned up. She paired this with a large, black brim hat from the luxurious French label Christian Dior.

Dubbed the “D-Bobby” hat online, the classic item is made from black rabbit felt, costs $1,150, and adds the perfect “finishing touch to any daytime outfit.” It is also adorned with a “tonal satin band embroidered with the Christian Dior Paris signature.”

Opting for minimal accessories, Lopez allowed her chic outfit to be the center of attention, sporting only two rings and carrying the $6,500 “Lady Dior” handbag.

This “sleek and refined” bag is crafted from lambskin and features gold Dior charms and a thin, removable leather shoulder strap.

Lopez finished her ensemble with eye-catching “D-Idole” heeled boots from the same designer. These shoes, which garnered a lot of attention online, cost approximately $2,523.57 (£1,950) and come from Dior’s Autumn-Winter 2024-2025 fashion show.

Standout features of the boots include an open-back design that displays adjustable straps fastened together by Dior gold-finish metal buckles. Adding extra flare to the unique shoes are the gold spherical heels, which are “inspired by the House’s haute couture fashion show.”

In addition to online photos, a video posted on Instagram by E! News shows the “Atlas” actress posing on the red carpet as photographers fervently snapped photos of her.

Online observers who saw media of the star wasted no time in taking to social media platforms to express their opinions on Lopez’s appearance. While many liked the outfit, they couldn’t get past one particular item.

“The outfit is awesome and she looks good all except for those shoes with buckles!! A sleek black boot would have looked much better! My opinion & I know it doesn’t count!!😮👏👏,” remarked an Instagrammer. A spectator echoed, “Fabulous outfit paired with ugliest gladiator shoes,” while another pondered, “The shoes??”

Someone else who found fault with another clothing item in addition to the shoes, wrote, “The hat and the boots ruin this look for me. The coat is nice. Jlo hardly ever misses but this time around 🥴.” Another person opined, “That coat 🧥 looks Zara to me 😂.”

“Paddington Bear vibes,” commented an Instagrammer. A netizen who adored the look but expressed a different problem they had with it noted, “I love the look but not on her. I think she’s too short.. idk.”

On the other hand, a substantial amount of social media users diverted their attention to Lopez’s feet. “Put some Vaseline on your heels,” instructed a user, while another observed, “Why [sic] her heels dry??? Come on JLo.”

“She looked good until….. you see those cracked heels 🥴🥴🥴,” highlighted someone else who also noticed something seemingly amiss with the “On the Floor” singer’s feet. More heel comments ensued, with yet another user penning, “She’s [sic] needs a pedicure on them feet ❤️✌🏼.”

However, amid the vitriol came a few praises from fans who thought Lopez looked fabulous. “She looks cute 🤷🏾‍♂️, it’s a London look,” complimented an admirer. Another swooned, “Very classic 😍,” while a fan gushed, “SO BEAUTIFUL 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍.”

Although the public had a lot to say about her look, the commentary did not take away from the purpose of her appearance at the London photocall event — to promote “Unstoppable.”

In the movie, which is set to release in January 2025, Jennifer Lopez plays the character of Judy Robles alongside fellow industry heavy hitters Bobby Cannavale (Rick Robles), Michael Peña (Coach Bobby Williams), Don Cheadle (Coach Shawn Charles), and Jharrel Jerome (Anthony Robles).

The film tells the inspirational story of talented wrestler Anthony Robles, who was born with one leg. Despite his handicap, he went on to win a national championship in 2011 while competing at Arizona State University.

“Unstoppable,” which was directed by William Goldenberg and written by Eric Champnella, Alex Harris, and John Hindman, has already won four awards at several film festivals.

These include the Audience Award at Aspen Filmfest, the Student Choice Award at the Philadelphia Film Festival, Heartland Film’s Truly Moving Picture Award, and the Rising Star Award at the Middleburg Film Festival.