‘That’s Right Baby…It’s in Your DNA’: Marjorie Harvey Praises Daughter Lori Harvey for Serving Fashion Looks In London

At this point, there seems to be no wrong that Lori Harvey can do when it comes to fashion. Even her laid-back looks have her followers and her biggest fan, her mother Marjorie Harvey, praising the up-and-coming fashionista. 

In a post shared on Instagram, the former equestrian shows off a casual look of wide-leg jeans, paired with a simple white T-shirt, a floor-length gray trench coat, and some black platform shoes. Her hair is styled in a sleek, straight bob, and she is rocking a pair of black shades while posing on the streets of London.

She captioned the photo, which was posted on Sept. 25, “Just touched down in London townnn.” As per usual, the influencer was flooded with gracious compliments about her effortless style and beauty. “That’s right baby…….It’s in your DNA baby……… Let them see Lori’s style,” wrote Lori’s mother. The matriarch of the Harvey family is no stranger to fashion; she too has been known to serve up a look or two.

“Let the fashion games begin,” read another comment.

“Fashion week wasn’t enough let them know u ain’t done,” wrote another fan. 

“Welp time to eat em up some moreeee,” wrote “Love Galore” singer Sza.

Celebrity stylist Elly Karamoh, who often works with Lori, commented, “They ain’t neeeen readyyy.” The fashion duo recently took over the streets of New York for Fashion Week, where the 25-year-old turned heads with her outfit selections. From a high-waisted skirt paired with an über-cropped top, to a black sheer outfit and a colorful feathered number, Lori proved she is more than serious about becoming the next “It” fashion figure. 

One look in particular, however, left fans divided on how much of the model’s skin they actually desired to see. “Stunning, may we never minimize the beauty of the underboob,” read one comment about her Christian Cowen ensemble. Others commented, “Why are her breast so visible?” and “You truly are the moment for real!”

Following her breakup with actor Michael B. Jordan, Lori dropped some bombshell news: She achieved her goal of signing with IMG Models and WME. In a statement released to the media, she said, “I am very excited for this next chapter and look forward to expanding my business ventures into fashion, TV, film and entertainment.” It’s probably safe to say, Lori’s fashion reign has only just begun.

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