Jennifer Lopez wears floral Miss Sohee couture to Office Romance premiere

Jennifer Lopez didn’t just arrive at the Office Romance premiere in New York City. She turned Regal Union Square into a billboard for Miss Sohee, stepping out in a floral, strapless couture look that made the case for Sohee Park’s label in one clean, camera-ready hit. The gown leaned into neutral-toned glamour, with sequined florals, a sculpted silhouette and a translucent train that moved like smoke behind her.

That matters because Miss Sohee has the kind of pedigree fashion people clock immediately, but Lopez gives it something bigger: recognition. Park debuted her spring 2025 couture collection during Paris Couture Week in January 2025 at the former Karl Lagerfeld residence, a setting that already signaled serious fashion ambition. Lopez wearing that work on a mainstream red carpet does the harder job of translating insider credibility into a look people remember without needing a fashion-week syllabus.

The dress did its work from the first glance. The botanical motif started at the plunging neckline and ran through the fitted bodice and skirt, with white birds and a sequined hemline adding texture so the whole thing read as polished, not precious. Paired with Harry Winston diamonds and a champagne satin clutch, the look had the kind of expensive restraint Lopez knows how to sell: luminous, controlled and just ornate enough to feel special without tipping into costume.

The team around her was as buttoned-up as the dress. Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn styled the look, Justine Marjan handled the hair and Ernesto Casillas did the makeup. That is the real celebrity machine at work: not one famous face, but a tightly run presentation where every detail, from the satin clutch to the glossed finish, reinforces the message that Lopez is still one of the few stars who can make a designer moment feel like a cultural event.

The premiere itself was also a Netflix push for Office Romance, the romantic comedy directed by Ol Parker and written by Brett Goldstein and Joe Kelly. Lopez plays Jackie Cruz, an airline CEO whose anti-fraternization policy gets tested by Daniel, the company lawyer played by Goldstein, while Edward James Olmos reunites with Lopez as her father. Lopez has described the movie as a classic rom-com with unexpected jokes, and the red carpet matched that energy: broad appeal on one side, fashion-world precision on the other. For Miss Sohee, that is the kind of co-sign that can move a label from whispered admiration to the kind of image that sticks.