The singer showcased her infamous curves in a figure-hugging silver sequin mini-dress.

And Lopez, 40, was clearly in the Christmas mood, performing a festive rendition of her hit single, Louboutins.

Her eye-catching outfit seemed in contrast to the star’s recent comments in a US magazine interview, where she said motherhood had “changed me”.

Lopez, who welcomed the birth of twins nearly two years ago, told Allure they had given her a new outlook on life.

“To a certain extent, having children did change me, but it made me want to look at the places that I wasn’t great and learn to love myself and take care of myself more,” she said.

Leona Lewis also made a special appearance on last night’s So You Think You Can Dance final.

The series, hosted by Cat Deeley, ended with 20-year-old Russell Ferguson taking home the $250,000 prize.

Although Lopez redeemed herself with a performance on Ellen, Tabitha says they’re not taking any chances this time.

“We’re steering clear of some big jumps,” Tabitha says. “I feel like we don’t have to be dangerous anymore … Though I appreciated seeing guys with their shirts off personally — [there will be] no sweaty backs, no shirtless guys. We’re going to have some classy looking guys.”

At the AMAs, Lopez fell — but quickly recovered — after climbing on the bare backs of her male dancers.

Napoleon says the finale performance of the song will be different from the boxing-theme she did previously. “The idea is kind of a cross between a Marilyn Monroe, ‘Santa Baby’ and a ‘Diamonds are a Girl’s Best Friend,’ but using shoes. Shoes are a girl’s best friend nowadays instead of diamonds.”

Adds Tabitha: “What would a girl want for Christmas? Of course it would be a shiny pair of Louboutin shoes … It’s for the holiday season [and] we’re putting a holiday twist to ‘Louboutins.’”

Part of the twist, they say, will be to feature some familiar faces in the routine.

“We’re going to incorporate some girls in the performance that were in [SYTYCD] seasons past. I don’t think any other artists that have performed on this show have actually incorporated contestants from the show,” Tabitha explains. “It’s not just a performance … it’s a connection to the show.”

The finale will be “a good holiday treat,” according to Napoleon, “and a mixture of the kids on the show getting to interact with a pop sensation.”

With a towering list of presents to buy for her lucky family and friends, the “El Cantante” actress was chauffeured around town as she hit up the popular Robertson Blvd.