Jennifer Lopez is wearing a free ho disease outfit with a $45,000 Birkin bag

Jennifer Lopez’s latest look proves that fashion rules break.

The 55-year-old pop star was spotted attending a business meeting in Los Angeles on Wednesday, September 3rd. She paired a gurgy top with flared jeans.

The “Waiting Tonight” singer was stacked up in accessories, wearing two gold chains around her neck, hoop earrings, big brown square sunglasses and thick brown heels.

Lopez’s outfit broke the “Workers’ Day is no Workers’ Day” rule as her outing marked the iconic end of summer two days after the holiday. The rule dates back to the 19th century, founded by an old circle of money in the northeast, distinguished from Nouveau Rich, who attempted to infiltrate social elites.

However, the singer doubled it by wearing white in a matching crocodile Hermes Birkin bag. According to Sotheby’s, one retailer completed the look for between $45,000 and $75,000.

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Lopez is not someone who doesn’t know that he wears a bold fashion look. The singer inspired her Google image creation at the 2000 Grammy Awards by wearing a bold green Versace gown that plunged into the buttons on her stomach.

Over the past few weeks, the pop star has shared some of her outfit options from the stage. On August 11th, Lopez shared a carousel in an image featuring her wearing a skin-tight turtleneck bodysuit. Instead of pairing the look with pants, Lopez opted for black floral stockings and pointed black heels.

She completed the look with multiple gold bracelets and rings, and a black beret.

Earlier that month, Lopez went to Egypt and flirted with even higher heels. In one of her carousel post images, she paired an empty platform heel in chocolate brown patent leather with a flirty sundress and a flower straw hat.

“I found it cute in Egypt,” she captioned the photo set.

Lopez’s current style spirit is centered around feeling comfortable on the skin regardless of fashion rules or trends.

“I think the key is always being yourself and doing (doing) something that feels good to you, whether it’s classic or completely new. “Now you need to feel right for me.”