Jennifer Lopez during the first night of her Las Vegas residency took on continued remarks about her style. What she had to say from the stage quickly went viral.Instead, Jennifer Lopez made it a moment. In front of a sold-out audience in The Colosseum in Las Vegas, she candidly acknowledged the kind of remarks she often sees online. The crowd loved it, and within hours, clips from the show were everywhere; fans praised how effortlessly she handled it.How Jennifer Lopez Responded to Haters Criticizing Her Style at 56During her opening night in Las Vegas, between sets, Jennifer Lopez took a moment to address the criticism that she always seems to receive regarding her onstage outfits. She mentioned how people say she is always showing too much skin, or that she does not “dress her age.” Then came the line that had them cheering in the audience and later went viral online: with a grin, she joked probably if they all had this body, they’d be showing it off, too.But the moment felt relaxed and playful, not confrontational. Lopez delivered it in a revealing bodysuit that clearly leaned into the very criticism she was addressing. Rather than backing down, she doubled down-proving her point without explaining herself.Social media reacted immediately, some fans praising her confidence and calling out double standards placed on women as they age, particularly in the entertainment field. Supporters quickly noted that male artists rarely receive the same scrutiny for their choice of dress or aging process; rather, females are expected to fade quietly into the background.This is also not the first time Lopez has had to put up with comments on her appearance. The last couple of weeks alone have seen speculation over edited photos and incessant chatter about what she looks like during public appearances. She keeps going out, performing, dressing exactly how she wants-and nobody gets under her skin.One thing her Las Vegas residency opener made clear: Jennifer Lopez isn't interested in shrinking herself for the comfort of others. By making criticism the joke and owning the moment on her own stage, she reminded one and all: confidence doesn't come with an age limit-and she isn't asking for permission to be herself.