Lori Harvey showed everyone why she holds the title of fashion’s new “it girl.” The SKN by LH founder had us gagging all week with each look while attending New York Fashion Week. With her fabulous short bob, a face card that never declines, and a showstopping wardrobe, Lori easily won best dressed during fashion’s biggest week.
The model was gracious enough to share some of her remarkable looks with us on her Instagram. From oversized trench coats to underboob, Lori kept it trendy, classy, and bold. And dare I say, she is on her way to becoming a fashion icon.
Here are some of Lori’s best looks from NYFW.
NYC Love
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As a brand ambassador for Michael Kors, it was only right that Lori showed up at the designer’s show representing the brand the right way. The 25-year-old wore a gray fitted dress with a matching oversized coat and a New York Yankee cap.
Feathered In Fashion
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Adorned in a multi-colored feathered skirt and white corset, Lori was giving us angles as she attended the Vogue World fashion show.
Iconic Moves
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The fashion icon in the making attended the legendary Harper's BAZAAR Icons party sporting a white tank that exposed a lot of underboob and a high-waisted pink skirt that cascaded down to the floor.
Front Row at the Fendi Show
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Lori was sitting pretty at the Fendi show wearing a classic gray trench that hung off her shoulders, neon pink pumps, and a yellow handbag.
It’s a Wrap
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The social media influencer ended NYFW with a bang at the Tom Ford show. She switched up her hairstyle and opted for plaits while wearing an olive green pants suit that showed off her sculpted abs.
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Luckily, I got the opportunity. Along with dropping JAGUAR II, which features the viral single “On My Mama,” Victoria also announced The Jaguar Tour, and as soon as the tickets dropped, it quickly sold out. I attended her Atlanta show at the Buckhead Theatre, and besides being met with a sea of concertgoers from wall to wall, my ears were immediately hit with a beautiful voice from none other than Alex Vaughn, who opened for the mother of one. Once Alex finished her set, it was time for the main event.
Victoria Monét
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As soon as Victoria stepped on stage, it was hers. She commanded the room with her sultry voice and hypnotic dance moves, performing songs from albums JAGUAR I and II and previous projects such as Life After Love, Pt. 1. Fans were singing her songs word for word to the point where, at times, you no longer heard her singing. However, it was clear that she was in a room filled with love and support, and she also showed it back on stage. The singer rarely took breaks in between songs and dazzled fans with her smooth moves that is reminiscent of the legendary Janet Jackson.
One of my favorite moments was when she performed “Cadillac (A Pimp’s Anthem).” She dressed in a trench coat and fedora, complete with her pimp cane, and another big moment was when she performed “Stop (Askin’ Me 4Shyt)”. Overall, it was nice to vibe out to live performances of some of my personal faves like “Ass Like That,” “How Does It Make You Feel,” “Alright,” and “Big Boss.” In a recent cover story for Galore, Victoria revealed what she hopes concert attendees walk away with.
“On tour, I really wanna give people the best version of Victoria on stage, better than I’ve ever been before. I’m hoping people have the time of their life at the show,” she said. After working behind the scenes as a songwriter for so long, the California native now has all eyes on her, and it’s clear she was ready for this moment.
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