Jennifer Lopez Joins Stepdaughter Violet Affleck in the Hamptons

Jennifer Lopez proved she has a Birkin bag for every occasion as she spent the weekend with her 18-year-old stepdaughter, Violet Affleck.

On Saturday, the “Can’t Get Enough” singer was spotted eating ice cream with Lopez’s husband, Violet. Ben Affleckshares with his ex-wife Jennifer Garner—during an outing in the Hamptons. The two showed off their different takes on casual style while strolling with one of Violet’s friends.

For the occasion, Lopez tapped into the ’70s with a sleeveless white babydoll blouse and bell-bottom jeans, which flared out over her woven wedge sandals. Brown heels added a few inches to the Atlas With her actress-like stature, a pair of large geometric glasses took her psychedelic look to the next level. The dark frames matched her signature gold hoop earrings.

With a small ice cream cone in hand, Lopez seemed to be making the most of his free time in the Hamptons. But that treat wasn’t her only statement accessory. In keeping with her love—or rather, infatuation—with Birkin bags, the actress carried a rare Wicker & Swift Picnic Birkin that was released in 2023. With a wicker frame and brown leather accents, the $75,000 bag fit right in with J.Lo’s luxe Hamptons look.

Meanwhile, Violet opted for a light ensemble, which included a cropped pink tee and a ruffled pink skirt with a red floral pattern. She tied a light pink ribbed sweater around her waist and, on foot, wore a pair of white leather sneakers from SeeA stack of multi-colored charm bracelets decorated her arm, while she completed her look with a white mask.

This week, the 18-year-old spoke out against a proposed ban on wearing masks in Los Angeles, sharing that she had “contracted a post-viral illness in 2019.” As seen in a video posted on XAffleck delivered a minute-long speech Tuesday at a Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors meeting.

“I’m doing well now, but I’ve seen first-hand that medicine doesn’t always have an answer for the consequences of even a minor virus,” she said. “The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted this. One in ten infections result in long Covid, a devastating neurological cardiovascular disease that can rob people of their ability to work, move, see and even think.”

She then presented a series of proposals that would make it possible to “deal with the long Covid crisis”.

“I demand the availability of masks, air filtration, and far-UVC lighting in government facilities, including jails and detention centers, and mask mandates in county medical facilities,” she said. “You must expand the availability of free, high-quality testing and treatment, and most importantly, the county must oppose mask bans for any reason.”

“Banning masks doesn’t protect us. It makes vulnerable members of our community less safe and prevents everyone from participating together in Los Angeles,” Affleck concluded.

Maya Ernest is a writer who covers everything from the latest fashion news to articles that explore personal style, social media trends, and mindful consumption.