All Of Jennifer Lopez's Outfits As Host Of The 2025 American Music Awards
Jennifer Lopez hosted the 2025 American Music Awards live from the Fontainebleau Las Vegas.
The triple-threat star opened the award show dancing to some of the year's biggest songs. Throughout the night, Lopez also changed outfits and continued to stun during each appearance.
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Janet Jackson received the Icon Award, an honor presented to an artist whose music has had an undeniable cultural and global influence over the music industry. Lopez presented Jackson's performance, noting that it was her first one on TV in seven years. The 'Jenny from the Block' singer also mentioned that she appeared as a backup dancer in Jackson's 1993 music video for 'That's the Way Love Goes.'
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Rod Stewart closed out the night, receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award. The singer performed his 'Forever Young' classic. This was Stewart's first appearance at the AMAs in 20 years, and he was surprised on stage with several of his family members with the honorary award.
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Other night winners included Eminem, who won his first AMAs in 15 years for Favorite Male Hip-Hop Artist and Favorite Hip-Hop Album. Billie Eilish won all seven of her categories, including Artist of the Year and Album of the Year, while Beyoncé took the Favorite Female Country Artist award and Favorite Country Album.
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Scroll through the photo gallery below to see all of JLo's looks at the 2025 AMAs.
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