When you have a great body that turns heads, it’s only natural to flaunt it, and Lori Harvey did just that.
A few days ago, the model flaunted her incredible figure during a girls’ trip in the Maldives to celebrate a friend’s birthday. Lori made waves on the pristine beach while sporting multiple skimpy string bikinis that perfectly highlighted her toned physique and washboard abs.
As she basked in the sun, the 28-year-old beauty accessorized her swimsuits with eye-catching yellow gold jewelry, including a trendy belly chain and hoop earrings by Jacquie Aiche. She completed her hot girl-on-the-beach look with a stylish cowgirl hat and light-toned sunglasses—perfect for soaking up the sun in style.
Photo: Instagram.com/Loriharvey The getaway was filled with relaxation as Lori and her friends indulged in spa treatments at the luxurious Four Seasons hotel.
As per the social media snapshots, the group also took the plunge, enjoying refreshing dips in the ocean together, with Lori sharing a glimpse of her cheerful spirit with the caption: “Happy girl in her happy place.” Following her past relationship with Michael B. Jordan and the brief fling with Damson Idris, Lori appeared to be focusing on friendships and self-love.
Photo: Instagram?Loriharvey As the founder of skincare and swimwear brands, SKN by LH and Yevrah Swim, she is making her mark in the fashion industry. The idyllic vacation also follows Lori’s daring modeling shoot for the latest cover of Playboy Magazine. Since her debut in 2017, her collaborations with luxury brands like Michael Kors, Valentino, Chanel, Burberry, and Ferragamo speak volumes about her influence and prominence in the industry.
For Harvey, size inclusivity is important in the fashion industry. “I absolutely felt pressure to be a certain size, especially when I first started,” she spoke about her modeling career. “When you’re backstage and they’re fitting you, everything is sample size. You’re expected to be very, very tall and very, very thin.”
She added: “I’ll be honest, I definitely was self-conscious about it when I first started because I’m not a traditional model. When it came to developing my brands, I was like, ‘OK, inclusivity is number one on my list.’
