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Jennifer Lopez weighs in on ‘Off Campus’ featuring a re-creation of her iconic Versace jungle dress

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Jennifer Lopez weighs in on ‘Off Campus’ featuring a re-creation of her iconic Versace jungle dress
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Jennifer Lopez has expressed her approval of the series 'Off Campus' after a re-creation of her iconic Versace jungle dress was featured. The dress, originally worn by Lopez at the 2000 Grammys, was showcased in a scene where actress Mika Abdalla's character attends a costume party. Lopez praised the show on social media, highlighting the effort that went into recreating the gown.

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Fashion Jennifer Lopez weighs in on ‘Off Campus’ featuring a re-creation of her iconic Versace jungle dress By Hilary George Published May 19, 2026, 11:40 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google 5 Jennifer Lopez gave “Off Campus” her stamp of approval after a recreation of her famous Versace gown played a starring role in a scene. Liane Hentscher/Prime The Versace jungle dress is back, and Jennifer Lopez approves. The pop star praised Prime Video’s hit series “Off Campus” on X Monday after a clip of star Mika Abdalla wearing a re-creation of her famous 2000 Grammys Versace jungle dress went viral.

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