‘Slay Away Queen’: Fans Praise Lori Harvey Over Her Form-Fitting ‘Vintage Dolce & Gabbana’ Tiger Print Dress

Lori Harvey captured her followers’ attention after she shared three seductive pictures on Tuesday, Oct. 13, as she stepped out in style wearing a designer dress in purple and tiger print with a high slit.

Through a number of poses posted on Oct. 13, the “Pretty Little Things” influencer rocked her Dolce & Gabbana attire. In the first photo, Lori is strutting her stuff as she walks toward the camera with her lips ajar while holding a tiny black Chanel purse. Another photo shows the 23-year-old Harvey proudly displaying her assets as she smizes to the camera. The model who complimented the outfit with black heels with gold sequins, a gold watch, gold bracelets and a diamond ring, captioned the post, “Vintage Dolce&Gabbana 💜.” Fans applauded Lori’s classic yet chic look.

Lori Harvey stuns in purple vintage Dolce & Gabbana dress. Photo: @loriharvey/Instagram

“Fly shit onlyyyyyyy.”

“Wow you look stunning 💜.”

“God took his time when he made you..”

“SLAAAAAAY AWAYYYYY QUEEN!!!👑”

One fan mentioned how the influencer’s beautiful photos are potentially motivated by her alleged breakup with rapper Future over the summer. “They look 🔥 after 💔.”

Whether there’s any truth to that assumption, it’s likely safe to say Lori has stayed true to a love for animal print clothing. Back in March, the Tennessee native posted a video of her wearing a Vetements black-and-white zebra dress with a matching Fendi purse. The March 19 upload captioned a zebra emoji of the model zooming in to not show off her curvaceous body, but to give fans a closer look at the striped look. In October 2019, the model wore a brown and black tiger print bikini and accessorized it with waist beads while vacationing in Mexico. The pic generated over 249,000 likes.

Lori Harvey. Photo: @loriharvey/Instagram

Lori’s eye for fashion has been captivating her fans for a while — whether she’s wearing an elegant dress or a bikini. As she continues to post more photos, one thing is for sure: Her fans will always come back for more.

Lori Harvey Photo: @loriharvey/Instagram

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