‘A Mood’: Lori Harvey Is Jet-Setting In Style While on Vacation In Miami

Lori Harvey’s fans were living vicariously through the 23-year-old Thursday evening after she shared a photo of herself posing on a yacht with the clear blue waters of a cove as a backdrop while vacationing in Miami.

The model, whose hair was in three french braids, wore a black deep V-cut swimsuit that helped accentuate her cleavage. She accessorized the attire with a black-and-white wrap, a gold watch, gold bracelets, diamond studs, and black sunglasses. In the Oct. 22 post she gave fans insight into her getaway in the Magic City with friends by sharing a stream of photos.

The PrettyLittleThing brand ambassador took part in a friend’s birthday celebration and jet-skiing while slaying a number of outfits. One in particular was a strapless black crop-top with white lettering and the matching bottom. She captioned the upload — which racked up over 199,000 likes — “305 ✨.” Fans were infatuated with Lori’s enchanting beauty.

Lori Harvey. (Photo: @loriharvey/Instagram)

“A mood ✨.”

“Always looking fabulous 🔥🔥🔥🔥.”

“The vibe 🔥.”

“You really just blessed the TL 😫.”

“Beauty queen 😍.”

Lori Harvey. (Photo: @loriharvey/Instagram)

Lori, an avid traveler, has had her passport stamped several times from the luxurious trips she has taken over the years. Back in March 2019, the model voyaged across three continents with her now 56-year-old mom Marjorie Harvey.

According to Essence, the pair’s “International Intrigue” itinerary took them to Kyoto, Japan; Hoi An, Vietnam; the Maldives; the Serengeti in Tanzania; Marrakech, Morocco; Budapest, Hungary; St. Petersburg, Russia; and Paris. During their month-long journey, both mother and daughter accumulated a lifetime of experiences like samurai sword lessons, cooking lessons, submarine rides, safaris, hot air balloon rides, and a night at the opera.

The influencer’s adventurous extravaganzas didn’t stop there. Lori celebrated her birthday in Jamaica this past January with her now-ex, rapper Future, alongside friends Jordyn Woods, Winnie Harlow, Normani, Ryan Destiny, Taina, and Teyana Taylor.

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