Jennifer Lopez spotted in Zuhair Murad wedding dress on the streets of New York

The actress was shooting scenes for her coming film 'Marry Me'

Jennifer Lopez is seen wearing a wedding dress by Zuhair Murad on the streets of New York. Jose Perez /GC Images

The actress was shooting scenes for her upcoming movie 'Marry Me'. Jose Perez /GC Images

Lopez is a long-time fan of Lebanese designer Zuhair Murad, often choosing his gowns for red carpet events. Jose Perez /GC Images

The extravagant strapless embellished gown was paired with a matching veil, as well as a heavy diamond necklace and gold earrings. Jose Perez /GC Images

Lopez, who is engaged in real life, left fans wondering if she would chose a Zuhair Murad gown for her wedding to Alex Rodriguez. Jose Perez /GC Images

Lopez stars alongside Owen Wilson for upcomming film 'Marry Me'. Jose Perez /GC Images

Jennifer Lopez has long been a fan of Lebanese designer Zuhair Murad. She has donned his designs for the Golden Globes, the Oscars, the Grammys and her stint as an American Idol judge. And now she has taken her love affair on-screen, wearing a stunning couture Zuhair Murad wedding gown for her latest role.

The actress, 50, was pictures on the streets of New York last week in the fairytale wedding gown while filming her latest movie Marry Me. The strapless, princess-cut gown is a classic Zuhair Murad design - extravagant, embellished and with a golden tint.

For the scenes, Lopez paired the gown with a matching, floor-length veil, and a heavy diamond necklace and gold earrings.

The pictures got fans talking, as the Hustlers actress has upcoming nuptials in real-life, as she prepares to marry fiancé Alex Rodriguez. The pair got engaged earlier this year.

Given that she has chosen Zuhair Murad designs on more than 20 occasions in the past, fans are speculating her on-screen bridal look could inspire her real-life wedding gown. It seems like we'll have a while to wait though, as in a recent interview with the Evening Standard, she revealed the pair are yet to set a date.