Jennifer Lawrence looked incredible as she headed to the No Hard Feelings afterparty following it’s star-studded premiere in NYC on Tuesday.

The actress, 32, who had taken to the red carpet earlier in the evening, turned heads in a gorgeous chic white gown.

The figure-hugging frock featured sheer panels and teased a glimpse of her long toned legs as she strutted her stuff to the event at Harry’s Table.

Jennifer sported a radiant palette of make-up complete with smokey eye and styled her glossy blonde tresses poker straight.

Glam: Jennifer Lawrence, 32, looked incredible as she headed to the No Hard Feelings afterparty following it’ star-studded premiere in NYC on Tuesday

Jennifer had the support of her parents at the premiere of her new movie  thrown in Lincoln Square.

The Hunger Games star, who has spoken in the past about her differences with her conservative family, brought her parents Karen and Gary Lawrence to the premiere of her racy new sex comedy.

Her ribald, rollicking feature stars Jennifer as a cash-strapped woman named Maddie who falls on such rocky times that she finds herself trying to seduce a 19-year-old boy for pay.

She arrived at the premiere in a sumptuous white gown that fell beguilingly off the shoulder at one side and was designed to somewhat resemble a toga.

As seen in a trailer for the film, Jennifer’s character Maddie finds herself in such dire financial straits that she is on the brink of losing her late mother’s house.

She throws herself on the mercy of a rich pair of New Age ‘helicopter parents’ played by Broadway stars Laura Benanti and Matthew Broderick.

Percy, their geeky teenage son played by Andrew Feldman, is about to go to college after having been cosseted his whole life, never breaking the rules.

The couple offers Maddie a car in exchange for a heavyweight favor – she must seduce Percy before he leaves for Princeton in the autumn.

Golden girl: The mother-of-one completed the look with a gold clutch and matched the colour perfectly to her heels

 

Strut: The figure-hugging frock featured sheer panels and teased a glimpse of her long toned legs as she strutted her stuff to the event at Harry’s Table

Glam: Jennifer sported a radiant palette of make-up complete with smokey eye and styled her glossy blonde tresses poker straight

No Hard Feelings then launches into her increasingly desperate attempts to get Percy into bed, including a nighttime skinny dipping excursion, taking him out to drink underage and even playfully trying to kidnap him.

As she swanned about the movie’s premiere at Lincoln Center this Tuesday, she enjoyed an uproarious laugh and a warm hug with her 21-year-old co-star Andrew.

Jennifer also posed up a storm on the red carpet with her flesh-flashing co-star Natalie Morales, who plays one of Maddie’s close friends, and their dashing director Gene Stupnitsky of Good Boys fame.

It comes after Jennifer made the outrageous claim that her mother Karen once sold her toilet on Craigslist.

She said in an interview published by People that her toilet was purchased by Lee Eisenberg, the producing partner of her No Hard Feelings director Gene Stupnitsky.

‘Years ago, Lee Eisenberg bought a toilet on Craigslist from my mom [Karen]. My toilet,’ Lawrence claimed to People.

Family:Jennifer had the support of her parents at the premiere of her new movie thrown in Lincoln Square where she stunned in a Grecian gown

Party time: Actor Bob Odenkirk also attended the event with his wife Naomi

 

Suited and booted: Jennifer’s co-star Andrew Feldman donned a smart suit for the occasion (pictured with female guest)

Movie: Her ribald, rollicking feature stars Jennifer as a cash-strapped woman named Maddie who falls on such rocky times that she finds herself trying to seduce a 19-year-old boy for pay

The Oscar-winning actress visibly waffled when asked for more details of the alleged sale, shrugging: ‘I don’t know. I’m like, ”I broke it.” My mom sold it for me.’

Eisenberg, 46, rushed to respond on Instagram and said Lawrence’s story was ‘completely untrue’ in a post that featured an image of the People headline.

‘It’s a thrill to be a part of the cultural conversation. I’ve never bought Jennifer Lawrence’s old toilets, but maybe this will open the door,’ Eisenberg wrote in the caption for his roughly 4,300 followers.

Lawrence was raised in Louisville, Kentucky, by mom Karen, who ran a day camp, and her father Gary, a construction company owner.