Never one to shy away from the spotlight, Jennifer made sure all eyes were on her last night when she performed at the Time 100 Gala in her native New York.

Commanding the stage, the 48-year-old poured her world-famous curves into a sinfully slashed white dress, which featured a frontless design.

With her ample assets on display in the risqué attire, the mum-of-two left little to the imagination as she enjoyed her moment in the spotlight.

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Far from just flaunting her upper body, Jennifer also dared to bare south of her chest, thanks to the dress’ high-slit design.

Risking countless wardrobe malfunctions, the US beauty oozed body confidence as she belted out her hits.

Amping up the 𝑠e𝑥 appeal, JLo proceeded to whip off her dress, unveiling a bedazzled sheer bodysuit underneath.

Channelling the look made famous by Britney Spears in her Toxic music video in 2003, the All I Have singer left little to the imagination.

But the real showstopping moment happened when Jennifer turned round and revealed her peachy derriere to the masses.

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Performing her very own thong song, the songstress lapped up the attention as she allowed her juiciest asset to do the talking.

While JLo dominated the stage solo, she was supported by her friends and family at the event.

Ahead of her set, she walked the red carpet alongside her boyfriend, retired baseball player Alex Rodriguez, 42, her sister Lynda, 46, and mum Guadalupe Rodríguez.

Jennifer turned heads in a plunging gold dress, which exposed her braless assets.

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Fully committing to the flesh-flashing spectacular, Lopez showed off her endless pins as she posed with one leg sticking out of the high-slit gown.

Talking to press, the singer gushed about her relationship with celebrated athlete Alex, who she started dating last year.

The starlet told Entertainment Tonight: “We are happy personally, professionally. The future is super bright and I feel like we both feel like we’re just beginning.

“We’re beginning a new chapter of our lives, in every way. And it’s exciting.”