‘Snatched and Toned’: Lori Harvey Heats Up the World Wide Web with Sexy Two-Piece Swimsuit

If you have to pick your chin off the floor every time you see a photo of Lori Harvey‘s amazing figure, you’re absolutely not alone. The gorgeous 23-year-old model flaunted her hourglass shape in a sexy two-piece swimsuit in an Instagram post from Tuesday, July 28.

Taken from the front, the image shows Lori wearing a black one-shoulder crop top and matching Bottega Veneta highwaisted bottoms. Steve Harvey‘s stepdaughter looked glamorous with her wavy hair slicked back and stylized baby hairs that complemented her face in all the right ways. The Tennessee native opted for a sexy makeup look, wearing a steamy smoky eye with brown lipstick. She tied her outfit together with gold Balenciaga drop earrings. Lori held a white towel and looked as if she were soaking up the Beverly Hills sun, considering she seemingly posed for the shot near her swimming pool in her backyard.

Lori Harvey showing off her incredible figure in a sexy two-piece outfit from Bottega Veneta. @loriharvey/Instagram

Lori racked up over 900 compliments from fans about her curvy shape. “No, Lori, keep eating them carbs girl. You look real healthy 🍑🍑🍑,” an Instagram user wrote underneath the image. Somebody else commented, “Booooddddyyyy👏🏾,” while another fan said, “Snatched and toned 🔥.”

It’s no secret that many people look up to Lori for fitness inspiration. The social media star follows a rigorous workout routine and says her great playlist keeps her motivated to exercise even when she does not feel like it. “I start off with a five-minute warmup, then I’ll usually do a few circuits of strength training, either lower or upper body, depending on what day it is, and I always finish with ab work,” she said in a 2019 interview with PrettyLittleThing.

Lori Harvey flaunting her extremely tight core in sexy two-piece outfit. (Photo: @loriharvey/Instagram)

As for what she eats to achieve her extremely toned midsection, Lori shared that her diet consists of fruit, lots of water, and eggs or oatmeal for breakfast.

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