Late summer uniform, check.
was photographed over the weekend wearing two looks from opposite ends of the style spectrum.
First up, a crisp, oversized white button-up shirt — collarThe 53-year-old finished the look with rimless shades and hoop earrings, and styled her hair in a low ponytail.The casual outfit is giving borrowed-from-my-boyfriend , but there’s sadly no way to prove whether or not Lopez Affleck’s fresh-pressed shirt belongs to her new hubby,
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