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Jennifer Lopez keeps on adding to her very successful resume.

Fresh off of her halftime show performance earlier this month, the 50-year-old superstar took to Instagram on Thursday where she revealed her new footwear collection, JLO JENNIFER LOPEZ­.

To announce the launch, Lopez shared a sizzling black-and-white photo of herself rocking a leopard-print two-piece with matching strappy heels.

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For the photo shoot, the "Hustlers" actress kept her hair pulled back.

 

"I’m so excited to announce the launch of JLO JENNIFER LOPEZ­, my new footwear collection designed by me and sold only at @DSW 🖤 Head to http://DSW.com/jlo and sign-up to shop the collection early and enter for a chance to hang with me! Link in my bio and stories. #JLOJenniferLopez 📸: @luigiandiango," she captioned the snapshot.

According to Page Six, Lopez's new line -- in collaboration with Camuto Group -- will debut in spring 2020 and have handbags to follow. The collection will consist of "a wide range of styles, such as sky-high heels, sneakers and ankle boots."

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“There are so many facets to my career, and that’s what I wanted to bring to my collection with DSW. This collection represents three cities that have become such an important part of who I am: New York, Los Angeles, and Miami,” Lopez said in a press release, obtained by the outlet.

She continued: “We’re bringing the downtown street style that represents New York, some old Hollywood glamour, and a vibrancy that’s representative of Miami. With this collection, it’s my hope that people can find and represent multiple sides of themselves, all while remaining true to their most authentic self.”

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According to Entertainment Tonight, this isn't Lopez's first foray into the fashion industry, as she's had several collaborations in the past.