Lori Harvey Does Date Night in a Low-Cut High-Slit Minidress
Lori Harvey first rose to fame thanks to her well-known parents, Steve and Marjorie Harvey. But she's quickly making a name all her own, as both a beauty mogul and a fashion darling. The Skn By LH founder is constantly showing off her styling chops by wearing one enviable outfit after another. It seems like she has a whole collection of rare vintage designer pieces like her dreamy Vivienne Westwood corset and vintage Versace nude dress. And she has a knack for styling high-end luxury with accessible items, pairing a designer find with more casual pieces like ripped jeans and Nikes, for example.
Harvey leans into some of the season's most alluring trends, from cutouts and high slits to naked dresses and string bikinis. In May 2023, she wowed on the Cannes red carpet in a sheer velvet Dundas dress. At Revolve Festival in April, she kept all eyes on her in a white maxi dress with chest and ab cutouts by Aya Muse. In that same month, she stunned at a Revolve party wearing a LaQuan Smith black gown with a thigh-high slit and plunging neckline. Back in November, she made the naked catsuit a thing, wearing a one-piece look by Off-White that doubles as a wedding dress.
She also gravitates toward flirty and fun swimwear trends, vacationing in the top styles of the moment. In April, she went to Turks & Caicos to unwind wearing a low-cut Dior swimsuit with a bold chest cutout. And during a trip to Brazil in January, she looked flawless in a low-rise bikini from the Louis Vuitton x Yayoi Kusama collaboration.
Most recently, she stepped out with boyfriend Damson Idris to a party at The Serpentine Gallery in London on June 27. For the outing, she was date-night-ready in a gold minidress with a plunging neckline and a high slit. She wore her hair pulled back in a ponytail, and accessorized with gold hoop earrings and a statement circle necklace.
Keep reading to check out her latest outfit and more of her best style moments ahead.
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