Jennifer Aniston and her dress are getting lots of attention today. The actress stepped out with her beau, Justin Theroux, and her huge engagement ring, but people could hardly peel their eyes off of Jen's outfit—and her assets. On Oct. 28, Us Weekly posted a photo of Jen and Justin and it's clear that even in her 40's... Jen's still got it.

"Clad in a floor-length black Tom Ford gown as she schmoozed with guests -- including Cameron Diaz and Salma Hayek -- on the arm of Theroux,Strapless Wedding Dresses Aniston risked a nip slip in the daring design (sic)," Us Weekly reports. And did she ever. The low cut front was v-neck almost to Jen's belly button!

Jennifer Aniston's dress complimented Justin Theroux's suit and the couple looked dashing at the LACMA 2012 Art + Film Gala. This is really the first time that the two have stepped out publicly since their engagement,Men's Underwear and it is clear that Jen is thrilled, keeping her engagement ring on and showing off her amazing body.

Jen and Justin have been engaged for a couple of months but no wedding details have been revealed just yet.Uniforms & Others No one knows what the two are planning, but many sources think that they will do something very quiet—and they might even elope. Whatever they do, fans are so happy for Jen and most think very highly of Justin.

So did Jennifer Aniston's dress really detract from her engagement ring? Not exactly.Sexy Babydoll "Her ring is huge," said an onlooker at the event. Nice try, Jen.

TMZ has provided the first, mouthwatering glimpse at the redneck glory of the Johnston/Oglesby wedding by publishing what they report is the real-life invitation. And oh what a thing of beauty it is. I spy with my little eye not one, but two typos. First is the couple's unique spelling of the word "families." The misplaced vowel, especially paired with the handwriting font, had me momentarily envisioning the tastiest wedding in history. You see, I thought Levi and Sunny were presenting their wedding together with "tamales."

Example No. 2 of why it's always good to ask someone to proofread important documents is the phrase, "Request the pleasure of your company as we join marriage." Join marriage? Is "Marriage" a person now? Did Marriage get to bring a plus one to the ceremony? Did Marriage want the chicken or steak — or elk? — for dinner?

The only other tidbits we have about this illustrious affair are that over 100 friends and family members were present at the ceremony in Wasilla, Alaska, but Johnston's son with Bristol Palin, Tripp, couldn't make it (thanks E! for that one). And frankly, that's just not enough for me. What music did they play at the reception? Did the couple use a dog sled as the getaway vehicle? Did the guests play Pin the Target on Moose? I want to know everything.