Jennifer Lopez Vs. Heidi Klum - Who Wore it Better in Battle of the Thigh-High Slit Dresses?

This week in Paris, Jennifer Lopez made a bold statement in a red dress that featured a thigh-high slit. JLo is not the only one to rock the thigh-high dresses. Heidi Klum looked stunning at the Emmy Awards in her sea-foam green dress.

Who wore it better: JLo or Heidi?

Jennifer Lopez

Jen made an ironic statement wearing a Republican-red dress at a Democratic fundraiser in Paris. Still, the color provided a striking evening look. The shape of the dress also showcased her fabulous curves. The singer matched the dress with deep red lipstick that brightened her face and gave her a healthy glow.

Jen completed the ensemble with black strappy stilettos adorned with gold charms, and a small black clutch. Her hairstyle provided some Old Hollywood glamour with her sleek full curls.

Heidi Klum

Meanwhile, Heidi was easily one of the best-dressed ladies at the 2012 Emmy Awards. The "Project Runway" host looked stunning in an sea-foam dress. The plunging V-shaped neckline, tapered waistline, and thigh-high slit showcased her statuesque figure and toned legs.

Heidi complemented her Alexandre Vauthier dress with Charlotte Olympia heels, Lorraine Schwartz jewels, and a Judith Leiber clutch.

The Verdict

Who wore it better? Both ladies looked stunning, but I'm going with Heidi on this one because the color of her dress was so unusual. I also loved the detail of the s! hoes. The turquoise studs added some texture to this solid-colored ensemble.

The light color and the flowing skirt also provided versatility. While JLo was clearly dressed for an evening affair, Heidi's look was appropriate either day or night.

Which thigh-high dress did you prefer? Who wore it better: Jen or Heidi?

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