Jennifer Lopez smolders in sexy cutout skirt and bra showing skin and curves in Marry Me photos

Jennifer Lopez is in full promotion of her next film Marry Me with Maluma and Owen Wilson.

And on Tuesday, the 52-year-old multi-hyphen took to Instagram to share new behind-the-scenes photos from her New York Times interview.

The images show the artist showing off her sculpted figure in a cutout bra and skirt that falls from her hips by Grace Ling.

Speaking to Stories on the photo-sharing app, the mother-of-two stunned in the black top, which featured a plunging neckline.

The matching skirt has been cut with precision, falling over the movie star’s curves in an expert arrangement.

Made in a stretchy and comfortable jersey, the piece fell low at the hips and offered thin straps that tied behind the neck.

The most notable feature of the skirt was the “sculptural square back plate” which joined with the straps to mimic a thong.

In one swoop, JLo added a cropped leather blazer from the brand.

Jennifer proudly showed off her fit frame, which is chiseled from years of performing complex dance routines and a disciplined gym schedule.

The Bronx native’s honey blonde locks have been parted in the center and pulled back into a loose yet structured low bun.

Long pieces in the front were left out to frame her face, which was expertly made up to bring out her natural beauty.

Lopez treated her colossal following of 194 million fans from her best angles as she posed in front of a large window.

The brightness of the outside light created a stunning silhouette that served to highlight the dancer’s enviable curves.

She tagged The New York Times and the official Marry Me Instagram page in the images.

Jennifer also included a “behind the scenes” GIF to mark the intimate moments on set from the photo shoot for her profile.

The romantic comedy Marry Me is set to be released on February 11, just in time for Valentine’s Day.

Jennifer plays an internationally renowned singer who has to deal with a public love life that reflects her own reality.

In her interview, she told The New York Times that she and her character Marry Me are very similar because they have “very specific lives.”

Lopez shared that she’s in the work, not the stardom of it all: “You really just want to sing and dance and act.

“All of this other stuff comes with the fact that you have to learn to navigate – to have this public life, this artistic life and then your private life.”

And she said at the end of the day, she just wants to be normal.

“What you want is just a normal life, like everyone else,” she said with a pause. “All of this is put under surveillance.”