Jennifer Lopez looked ready for her Christmas rom-com plotline with cozy winter essentials on Wednesday, Nov. 20. The star was swung by a Los Angeles bakery to pick up coffee and pastries in a worthy look of the protagonist of the Nancy Myers movie.

The "Let's Get Loud" singer preferred a quieter kind of luxury in an oversized cream-colored mock-neck cable knit sweater with wide cuffs that almost covered a nude French manicure. Despite its small size, her chunky knitted ivory shades are almost complete with gold hardware and pale snow shades of her unusual, matte alligator skin Hermes Birkin 25, the bag is valued at over880,000.

The Star combined pleats with her textured sweater and Birkin bag, light wash barrel jeans featuring decorative seams running midline. Lopez was one of the stars who made the silhouette a celebrity's favorite denim trend this fall, alongside other early adopters, including Katie Holmes.1

Her Holiday special styling reflects the way celebrity creative consultant Marissa Pelly wears the same polarized denim trend. "There's nothing I like more than wearing a turtleneck and my favorite long wool overcoat," Perry previously told Marie Claire. "I usually call on my barrel jeans to shake things up a bit.

Of course, Jennifer Lopez's winter ensemble would not be complete without a set of chestnut brown platform Ugg boots. The comfy Ugg outfit featured a pop star in a ribbed turtleneck crop top, a massive Bottega tote bag and classic twin Seam New Heights Ugg boots, while Australia

Lopez honed her Wednesday Coffee Run outfit — what else?-The key to capturing the glossy nude lip, caramel balayage highlights tied in a low ponytail, and the octagonal purple grade

Jennifer Lopez's unique sense of style that I happened to be selling was the soft, neutral shades I found. Sweaters and versatile denim weapons I've always thought López was charming that instead of actually wearing her vast collection of Birkin bags that are rare in her everyday life, they're letting us waste them in a sealed vault inside her mansion. In fact, I'd like to argue that the beat-up, well-loved Birkin, is even more chic than the carefully preserved one.